blabbermouth

/ˈblæb.ə.maʊθ/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que fala demais ou revela segredos, especialmente alguém que não sabe guardar confidências e sai por aí contando tudo.

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noun

/ˈblæb.ə.maʊθ/C1formal

Существительное, обозначающее человека, который слишком много говорит или разглашает секреты, особенно того, кто нескромно сплетничает.
Sustantivo que designa a una persona que habla en exceso o que revela secretos o información confidencial, especialmente alguien que chismorrea sin discreción.
Nom désignant une personne qui parle trop ou qui révèle des secrets, en particulier quelqu'un qui bavarde indiscrètement.
Substantiv für eine Person, die zu viel redet oder Geheimnisse ausplaudert, besonders jemand, der indiskret klatscht.
Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que fala demais ou revela segredos, especialmente alguém que não sabe guardar confidências e sai por aí contando tudo.
指话太多、爱闲聊或随意泄露秘密的人，常含贬义。
اسم يشير إلى شخص كثير الكلام، لا يكتم السر ويفشي الأخبار الخاصة للآخرين، وغالبًا ما يكون ثرثارًا ينقل ما سمعه دون تحفظ.

A noun referring to a person who talks too much or reveals secrets, especially someone who gossips indiscreetly.

GossipB2informal
A person who talks too much and reveals secrets or private information about others.
Fofoqueiro
- Don't tell her any secrets; she's a real blabbermouth.
- He's such a blabbermouth that everyone knows our business.
- I can't trust a blabbermouth with personal news.
- The blabbermouth at the office spread the rumor within minutes.
Sinônimosblabber chatterbox gossip talebearer tattletale
Antônimosconfidant mum

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