jabbering

• Nom désignant une parole rapide, excitée et souvent inintelligible ou sans sens, ou un bavardage confus.

A noun referring to rapid, excited, and often unintelligible or nonsensical speech or chatter.

indénombrable

1. Rapid, indistinct speechB2informal

   The act of speaking quickly and unclearly, often in a confused or excited manner.

   Baragouinage

   • His nervous jabbering made it hard to understand him.
   • The room was filled with the constant jabbering of children.
   • She could hear the jabbering of the crowd from outside.

   Synonymesbabblebabblingblabberchattergabblegibberishmumblingmutteringprattle

   Antonymessilence

• Verbe décrivant une parole rapide, excitée et souvent confuse ou inintelligible.

A verb used to describe rapid, excited, and often unintelligible speech.

1. Talk excitedly or noisilyB2informal

   To speak in a rapid, excited, or loud manner, often with little coherence.

   Jaser, babiller

   • The children jabbered excitedly about their day.
   • He jabbered on about his new idea without pausing.
   • She jabbered in a foreign language that I couldn't understand.

   Synonymesbabbleblatherchattergabgabblegibberprattlerattleyakyammeryap

   Antonymesarticulatedrawlenunciatemumblewhisper

2. Rapid, unintelligible speechB2informal

   To talk quickly and in a way that is difficult to understand.

   Bredouiller

   • The crowd was jabbering so loudly that no one could hear the speaker.
   • He jabbered something under his breath and walked away.
   • They jabbered away in a dialect I didn't know.

   Synonymesbabbleblatherchattergabblegibberprattlesputteryammer

   Antonymesarticulateenunciate