nattering

v.

唠叨，瞎扯( natter的现在分词 )；

1. He nattered (on) about his work.
   他唠叨自己的工作。
2. I can't natter you far and near.
   我不能到处把你絮叨。
3. Conservative politicians in particular like to natter on about family values.
   保守派的政客们尤其喜欢对家庭价值观谈个不休。

1. Dianna came in,as soon as she saw the usual coffee, and natter was up.
   黛安娜进来，一见又是那常喝的咖啡，便抱怨开来。

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Nattering on the net. Women, power and cyberspace : By Dale Spender, 278 pages. Spinifex, North Melbourne, 1995. US $24.95 soft cover