Blab Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbɫæb

BLAB

UK

blˈæb

bl-AB

释义

To talk too much, especially to reveal secrets or share information that should be kept private.

用法与细微差别

Informal, often critical. 'Blab' is usually used when someone carelessly or accidentally reveals something secret. Common in phrases like 'blab to someone' or 'blab about something'. Not used in formal writing.

• Spanish: chismorrear - divulgar (un secreto)
• Portuguese (BR): fofocar - contar (um segredo)
• Portuguese (PT): coscuvilhar - revelar (um segredo)
• Chinese (Simplified): 泄露（秘密）- 多嘴
• Chinese (Traditional): 洩漏（祕密）- 多嘴
• Hindi: गपशप करना - राज़ उगलना
• Arabic: يفشي (سراً) - يثرثر
• Bengali: বকবক করা - ফাঁস করে দেওয়া
• Russian: болтать - выболтать (секрет)
• Japanese: ぺらぺらしゃべる - 秘密をばらす
• Vietnamese: lỡ miệng - buột miệng tiết lộ
• Korean: 지껄이다 - 비밀을 말하다
• Turkish: gevezelik etmek - ağzından kaçırmak
• Urdu: بک بک کرنا - راز افشا کرنا
• Indonesian: ceplas-ceplos - membocorkan (rahasia)

例句

Don't blab our secret to anyone.

basic

He always blabs during meetings.

basic

Why did you blab about the surprise party?

basic

Oops, I didn't mean to blab!

natural

She tends to blab when she's nervous.

natural

Don't worry, I won't blab a word to anybody.

natural