gossiping

• Sustantivo que designa la acción de conversar sobre la vida privada o los asuntos de otras personas, frecuentemente con carácter sensacionalista o malintencionado.

A noun referring to the act of engaging in conversation that spreads personal or private information about other people, often of a sensational or intimate nature.

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1. Spreading personal informationB1informal

   The act of engaging in conversation that spreads personal or private information about other people, often without their knowledge or consent.

   Chismorreo

   • The gossiping in the office created a lot of tension.
   • She was tired of all the gossiping among her neighbors.
   • Gossiping about colleagues can damage workplace relationships.

   Sinónimosgossipscandalmongeringtalebearingtattlingtittle-tattle

   Antónimosdiscretionreticencesilence

• Verbo utilizado para referirse a la acción de conversar de manera informal o libre sobre otras personas, generalmente incluyendo detalles que no se han confirmado como verdaderos.

A verb used to indicate the act of engaging in casual or unconstrained conversation about other people, typically involving details that are not confirmed as true.

1. Engage in casual talkA2informal

   To talk about other people's private lives, often in a way that is not accurate or kind.

   chismear

   • They spent the afternoon gossiping about their neighbors.
   • She loves to gossip about celebrities.
   • Stop gossiping and focus on your work.

   Sinónimosblabdish the dirttattletittle-tattle

2. Spread rumorsB1informal

   To spread unverified information or rumors about someone.

   Difundir rumores

   • He was gossiping about his coworker's promotion.
   • They gossiped about the new teacher's personal life.
   • Don't gossip about things you don't know for sure.

   Sinónimosblabdishrumortalktattlewhisper