blether

• Sustantivo que designa una charla vacía, tonta o irrelevante; también puede referirse a una persona que habla de ese modo.

A noun referring to idle, foolish, or irrelevant talk or chatter.

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1. Idle or foolish talkB2informalbritish

   Nonsensical, irrelevant, or overly lengthy conversation that lacks substance.

   cháchara

   • Stop your blether and get to the point.
   • We spent the whole afternoon in blether about nothing important.
   • His speech was just a lot of blether with no real information.

   Sinónimosbabbleblatherchatterdrivelhot airjabbernonsensepalaverprattletwaddlewaffle

   Antónimossensesubstancewisdom

• Verbo que denota la acción de hablar de manera prolongada, sin sentido o vacía; charlar sin sustancia o farfullar.

A verb used to indicate the act of talking in a long-winded, foolish, or trivial manner; to chatter or babble.

1. Talk foolishlyB2informalbritish

   To speak in a foolish, rambling, or nonsensical manner.

   Hablar neciamente

   • He spent the whole evening blethering about his new hobby.
   • Stop blethering and get to the point.
   • They were blethering on about nothing important.

   Sinónimosbabbleblatherdrivelgabblegibberjabbermaunderprateprattleramblewaffleyammer