gabble

• Nom désignant une parole rapide, confuse ou dénuée de sens, ou un bavardage incohérent.

A noun referring to rapid, unintelligible, or meaningless talk or chatter.

indénombrable

1. Rapid, unintelligible speechC1informal

   Fast, confused, or meaningless talk that is difficult to understand.

   Baragouin

   • The crowd's gabble made it impossible to hear the speaker.
   • He listened to the gabble of the tourists in the square.
   • Her nervous gabble was barely comprehensible.

   Synonymesbabbleblatherchatterdrivelgibberishjabbernonsenseprattle

• Verbe utilisé pour décrire une parole rapide et peu distincte, souvent de manière confuse ou agitée.

A verb used to describe speaking rapidly and unintelligibly, often in a confused or excited manner.

1. Speak rapidly and unintelligiblyB2informal

   To talk quickly and in a way that is difficult to understand, often due to excitement or nervousness.

   parler rapidement et de manière incompréhensible

   • He was so nervous that he gabbled his speech.
   • The children gabbled excitedly about their day at school.
   • She gabbled something about a lost key and ran out.

   Synonymesbabbleblatherchattergibberjabberprattleramblesputter

   Antonymesarticulateenunciate

2. Make meaningless soundsC1informal

   To produce rapid, incoherent sounds, like those of animals or machines.

   Émettre des sons inarticulés

   • The radio gabbled static in the background.
   • The parrot gabbled a few words it had learned.
   • The crowd gabbled in confusion after the announcement.

   Synonymesbabblecacklechattergibberjabberprattlesquawk