Dishing Meaning in English
word · lemma: dish
Definition
"Dishing" usually refers to serving food onto plates, or, in informal English, sharing gossip or talking about others.
Usage & Nuances
"Dishing" as serving food is neutral; as 'dishing (the dirt/gossip)', it's informal and related to gossip. Common phrases: 'dishing it out' (criticizing or teasing), 'dishing up dinner'. Avoid using for giving official information.
Spanish: servir (comida) - cotillear (informal) - hablando mal (informal)Portuguese (BR): servir (comida) - fofocar (informal) - falar mal (informal)Portuguese (PT): servir (comida) - coscuvilhar (informal) - falar mal (informal)Chinese (Simplified): 分菜 - 八卦(非正式,指说别人闲话)Chinese (Traditional): 分菜 - 八卦(非正式,指說別人閒話)Hindi: परोसना (खाना) - गपशप करना (अनौपचारिक)Arabic: يقدم الطعام - ينمّ (غير رسمي) - يتكلم عن الآخرين (غير رسمي)Bengali: পদের পরিবেশন - গসিপ ছড়ানোRussian: накладывать (еду) - распускать сплетниJapanese: 盛り付ける - うわさ話をするVietnamese: múc (thức ăn) - tán gẫu (bàn tán)Korean: 음식을 담다 - 소문을 퍼뜨리다Turkish: servis yapmak - dedikodu yapmakUrdu: کھانا نکالنا - گپ شپ کرناIndonesian: menyajikan (makanan) - bergosip
Example Sentences
They are dishing rice for everyone.
basic
She loves dishing out all the latest gossip.
natural
She is dishing soup into the bowls.
basic
Tom is dishing out food at the party.
basic
Stop dishing out insults and listen for a minute.
natural
We were just dishing about our crazy neighbors.
natural