gab Idioma

bafflegab

confusing statements, jargon, political language There was a lot of bafflegab in the speech, a lot of nonsense.

gab

talk, visit, flap your gums Mom and Maria were gabbing as they played cribbage.

gift of the gab

be good at talking He has a real gift of the gab and is great at parties.

megabucks

a lot of money, thousands of dollars Her personal computer system cost megabucks. It was very expensive.

the gift of the gab

the ability to talk, a way with words Bev can speak to the parents. She has the gift of the gab.

megablast

large breath of crack

gabble away

talk rapidly and possibly indistinctly急促地不清楚地说个不停；吱吱喳喳地叫
The guests at the cocktail party were gabbling away when the clock struck ten．时钟敲10点时，鸡尾酒会上的客人们还在嘈杂地谈论着。
Listen to those foreigners gabbling away．听那些外国人在叽哩咕噜地说个不停。
The geese were gabbling away furiously．鹅群嘎嘎直叫。

have the gift of gab

Idiom(s): have the gift of gab

Theme: COMMUNICATION - VERBAL

to have a great facility with language; to be able to use language very effectively. (Slang.)
• My brother really has the gift of gab. He can convince anyone of anything.
• If I had the gift of gab like you do, I'd achieve more in life.

gift of gab|gift|gift of the gab

n. phr., informal Skill in talking; ability to make interesting talk that makes people believe you. Many men get elected because of their gift of gab. Mr. Taylor's gift of gab helped him get a good job.

gift of gab

gift of gab
Talent for verbal fluency, especially the ability to talk persuasively. For example, His gift of gab made him a wonderful salesman. [Late 1700s]

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