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newsy

/ˈnuː.zi/

Tradução: Adjetivo informal usado para descrever algo cheio de notícias, especialmente fofocas ou informações interessantes.

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adjective

/ˈnuː.zi/C1formalamerican
  • ptAdjetivo informal usado para descrever algo cheio de notícias, especialmente fofocas ou informações interessantes.

An informal adjective used to describe something that is full of news, especially gossip or interesting information.

  1. Full of newsB2informal

    Containing a lot of interesting or recent information, especially about personal or local events.

    ptCheio de notícias

    • She wrote a long, newsy letter about her travels.
    • The email was very newsy, updating everyone on family events.
    • I love getting newsy updates from my friends abroad.

    Sinônimoschattycommunicativegossipyinformativetalkative

    Antônimosancientdatedoldoutdatedstale

  2. Prone to friendly informal communicationC1informal

    Tending to share personal updates and engage in casual, chatty conversation.

    ptComunicativo

    • My grandmother is very newsy; she always has stories to tell.
    • He's a newsy person, always texting about what's happening in his life.
    • The group chat is full of newsy messages from everyone.

    Sinônimoschattycommunicativeforthcominggarrulousgossipyloquacioussociabletalkative

Formas
  • newsier comparative form
  • newsiest superlative form