Busybodies Meaning in English
word · lemma: busybody
ˈbɪziˌbɑːdiz
BIZ-ee-bah-deez
bˈɪzɪbˌɒdɪz
BIZ-ee-bod-eez
释义
Busybodies are people who are too interested in other people's private matters and like to interfere or gossip.
用法与细微差别
'Busybody' is a negative, somewhat informal word for someone who interferes in other people's business. Often used in a disapproving way. Common with plural 'busybodies' for groups. Not appropriate for formal writing.
Spanish: entrometidos - fisgonesPortuguese (BR): intrometidos - bisbilhoteirosPortuguese (PT): intrometidos - bisbilhoteirosChinese (Simplified): 好管闲事的人 - 多管闲事的人Chinese (Traditional): 愛管閒事的人 - 多管閒事的人Hindi: दखल देने वाले लोग - ताक-झांक करने वालेArabic: الفضوليون - المتدخلونBengali: কৌতূহলী লোক - পরধর্মকাতর ব্যক্তিRussian: любопытные - сплетникиJapanese: おせっかいな人たちVietnamese: người hay xen vào chuyện người khác - người tọc mạchKorean: 오지랖 넓은 사람들Turkish: meraklı insanlar - her işe karışanlarUrdu: فضول لوگIndonesian: orang suka ikut campur - orang kepo
例句
Those busybodies are always watching the neighbors.
basic
Nobody likes busybodies at work.
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Stay away from those busybodies.
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The apartment building is full of busybodies who love to gossip.
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Ignore the busybodies—they just want to make trouble.
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Some people are real busybodies and can't help but get involved in everything.
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