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tattler

/ˈtæt.lər/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa a una persona que chismorrea o revela secretos de manera indiscreta, o a un tipo de ave limícola conocida por su fuerte y agudo grito silbante.

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noun

/ˈtæt.lər/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa a una persona que chismorrea o revela secretos de manera indiscreta, o a un tipo de ave limícola conocida por su fuerte y agudo grito silbante.

A noun referring to a person who gossips or reveals secrets indiscreetly, or to a type of shorebird known for its loud, whistling call.

  1. Gossip or InformerB2informal

    A person who habitually reveals private or secret information about others, often in a malicious or indiscreet way.

    esChismoso o delator

    • The office tattler told everyone about the boss's private conversation.
    • She was known as the neighborhood tattler, always spreading rumors.
    • Don't be a tattler; keep what I told you to yourself.

    Sinónimosblabbermouthgossipinformersnitchsquealertalebearertattletaletelltale

  2. C1formalscientific

    Any of several long-legged shorebirds, especially of the genus Tringa, known for their loud, whistling calls.

    esTattler (ave limícola)

    • The tattler's distinctive cry echoed across the marsh.
    • We spotted a tattler wading in the shallow water.
    • Ornithologists study the migration patterns of the tattler.
Formas
  • tattlers plural form
  • tattlers' possessive plural form
  • tattler's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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