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BABBLE - translation to arabic
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Babble (disambiguation); Babble (album)
BABBLE
ألاسم
خَرْخَرَة ; خَرير
الفعل
خَرَّ الماءُ
babble
VI
غمغمم ، تكلم كالأطفال هذر ، ثرثر
T
أفشى (سرا) بحماقة أو بدون تفكير
N
هذيان او كلام غير مفهوم ثرثرة خزير ثرثرة/ كلام غير مفهوم
غمغمم ، تكلم كالأطفال هذر ، ثرثر
T
أفشى (سرا) بحماقة أو بدون تفكير
N
هذيان او كلام غير مفهوم ثرثرة خزير ثرثرة/ كلام غير مفهوم
babble
اسْم : هذيان . ثرثرة . خرير
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فِعْل : يثرثر . يهذر . يَخِر
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فِعْل : يثرثر . يهذر . يَخِر
Definition
babble
I
n. childish; confused; incessant babble
II
v.
1) to babble ceaselessly, incessantly
2) (B) he babbled a few words to her
3) (D; intr.) to babble about
Wikipedia
Babble
Babble may refer to:
- Babble (That Petrol Emotion album), 1987 album by That Petrol Emotion
- Babble (Coyne & Krause album), 1979 album by Kevin Coyne And Dagmar Krause
- Babble (band), a later incarnation of the Thompson Twins
- Babble (company), a British internet technology company
- Babble.net, a former British internet telephony service
- Babbling, a stage in child language acquisition
- Babble.com, online magazine
Examples of use of BABBLE
1. This was followed by an awkward pause and then Anyway ... so there is a party tomorrow that you might like to come to and then a gallery opening on Thursday Babble babble and more babble.
2. No pschyo babble and social worker claptrap here then.
3. "Everything said against me is babble and never happened.
4. Article continues Much of this is New Labour babble.
5. Other consumers of news, overloaded with media babble, have found frequent "media fasts" crucial to their mental health.