tattle

• 名词，指泄露他人信息或说别人闲话的行为，常带有琐碎、搬弄是非或告密的意味。

A noun referring to the act of disclosing information or giving evidence about another person, often in a petty or gossipy manner.

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1. Gossip or idle talkB2informal

   The act of revealing secrets or private information about someone, often in a petty or malicious way.

   流言蜚语

   • She was tired of all the tattle in the office.
   • His constant tattle about his coworkers made him unpopular.
   • The children were warned not to engage in tattle.

   同义词chattergossiphearsayidle talkprattlerumorscuttlebutttittle-tattle

2. Informing on someoneB2informal

   The act of disclosing information or giving evidence about another person, especially to an authority.

   告密

   • The tattle from the witness helped solve the case.
   • He was known for his tattle to the teacher.
   • The tattle about the cheating was eventually revealed.

   同义词betrayalinformingrattingsquealingtelling

• 动词，指揭发他人的秘密或告发别人的过失，通常带有琐碎或孩子气的意味。

A verb used to indicate the act of revealing secrets or reporting someone's wrongdoing, often in a petty or childish manner.

1. Chatter idlyB2informal

   To talk rapidly and incessantly about trivial or unimportant matters.

   闲聊

   • The children tattled away about their day at school.
   • She tattled on the phone for hours about nothing important.
   • They sat in the corner, tattling about the latest gossip.

   同义词babbleblatherchattergabblejabberprateprattle

2. Reveal secretsB2informal

   To divulge confidential information or secrets, often to an authority figure.

   告密

   • He tattled on his brother for breaking the vase.
   • She tattled to the teacher about the cheating.
   • Don't tattle on me, or I'll never trust you again.

   同义词betrayblabdivulgeinformleakratsnitchspillsquealtell

   反义词concealharborkeep