gossiped

• Miss thompson, loud-voiced and garrulous, was evidently quite willing to gossip .
  汤姆逊小姐粗声粗气，絮絮叨叨，显然还挺愿意聊。
• She complained that mrs. trencher was a tireless and aggressive gossip .
  地埋怨特连卓尔太太是个从来就不知疲倦，不顾别人的长舌妇。
• Sadly, a few tabloid newspapers got hold of this under-the-table gossip .
  更为糟糕的是几家惯于耸人听闻的报纸抓住这些私下闲谈大作文章。
• Heretofore all the campus gossip had seemed merely malicious and disrespectful .
  在这以前，学校里的一切流言蜚语似乎纯粹是恶意的、无礼的。
• He was a lonely man, and liked nothing better than a good gossip at the end of the day .
  他很孤独，喜欢在一天工作结束后，轻松地闲扯一阵。
• He wishes his wife wouldn't spend so much time gossiping with the neighbours .
  他巴不得（但愿）他的妻子不要花那么多的时间和邻居们闲谈是非。
• The old gossips would hold their sides and swear never wasted a merrier hour .
  那些爱嚼舌头的老人都捧腹大笑，赌誓说，他们从来也没有这么开心过。
• The women had gathered at the well which was their meeting place and center of gossip .
  女人们则聚集在井边，这儿是他们会集的场所，说长道短的中心。
• He wasn't a man of easy assurance, who chatted and gossiped with the fluency of a superficial nature .
  他不是一个狂妄自大，夸夸其谈，浅薄圆滑的人。
• After that chance meeting meggie kept her ears open for opinions and gossip about luke o'neill .
  在那次邂逅之后，麦琪很注意听别人对卢克·奥尼尔的评论。