chatter znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady chatter

• His small eyes glowed and burned with a sombre light, and his thick lips were writhed back from his teeth, which grinned and chattered at us with half animal fury.

• I tried to listen carefully to his argument, but now he seems to want to spend the whole of the time chattering.

• What is attractive is the drama, which can promptly attract an audience; a drawing-room or a living-room audience, perhaps chattering away.

• He was blunt and almost unkind about what he called the "chattering classes".

• Frankly, it has not been helped by the way in which the chattering classes have reported it.

• The fact that such products are being sold means that there is greater interest in food, by and large among the chattering classes.

• People have been chattering for years about that but all to no avail.

• Objections and criticisms were rejected, on the basis that they were no more than dinner table talk at the soirees of the chattering classes.