gossip russian
разгово́р
conversation, talk, chat
rumours, gossip, talk
болта́ть
to chat, to babble, to chitchat, to gossip
to dangle, to swing (legs)
to stir, to shake (a liquid)
толк
sense, point, use
rumour, talk, gossip
persuasion, orientation, current
push, shove, nudge
спле́тня
gossip, tittle-tattle, piece of scandal, scandal
спле́тничать
to gossip, to tittle-tattle, to tell tales, to talk scandal
спле́тница
gossip, taleteller, tale-bearer, scandal-monger
суда́чить
to gossip, to tattle-tattle
база́рить
to chat, to talk, to gossip, to jabber
to make a racket, to be noisy, to shout
to sell at the market, to trade at the market
поспле́тничать
to talk scandal, to have a gossip
слушо́к
rumor, piece of gossip, whisper, hearsay
шепту́н
whisperer
tell-tale, sneak, informer, gossip
charm-whisperer, folk healer, sorcerer
наболта́ть
to talk nonsense, to gossip, to bear tales, to mix in
звона́рь
bell-ringer
chatterbox
scandal-monger, gossip
болту́нья
chatterbox, chatty woman, gossip, windbag
scrambled eggs
ля́сы
chatter, idle talk, small talk, gossip
потреща́ть
to chat, to have a chat, to gossip
to crackle for a while, to creak for a while
ку́мушка
gossip, scandal-monger
злосло́вие
malignant gossip, scandal, backbiting
кля́уза
petty denunciation, tale-telling complaint, informing
slander, malicious gossip, backbiting
intrigue, scheming
cavil, vexatious litigation, legal quibbling
желтизна́
yellowness, yellow tinge, yellowish colour
tabloid sensationalism, gutter-press stuff, celebrity gossip
gold jewellery, gold items
побасёнка
tale, story, anecdote, fable
idle talk, empty chatter, gossip
наспле́тничать
to gossip, to spread gossip, to tell tales, to talk scandal
трезвон
peal, ringing, pealing of bells
gossip, rumours, talk
row, shindy, fuss, uproar
злоязы́чие
slander, backbiting, malicious talk, sharp-tonguedness
gossip, tittle-tattle, rumour-mongering
пересу́ды
gossip
подбалтывающий
stirring in, mixing in, adding (while stirring)
stirring up (trouble), instigating, inciting, spreading (gossip)
спле́тни
gossip, idle talk, rumours
болта́емый
talked about, gossiped about, chattered about
dangled, swung (by), tossed (by), flapped (by)
спле́тник
gossiper
болта́ющий
chattering, talking, babbling, gossiping
спле́тничающий
gossiping, tale-bearing
наговори́вший
who has said a lot, who has talked too much, having talked excessively
who has slandered, who has gossiped, who has spread rumours, who has told lies
трезво́нящий
ringing, pealing, jangling
blabbing, gossiping, talkative
секре́тничающий
secretive, gossiping
шушу́кающийся
whispering, tittle-tattling, gossiping
база́ривший
chatting (informal), gossiping, who was chatting, who was gossiping
поболта́вший
having chatted, having talked (a bit), having gossiped
погова́ривающий
talking (occasionally), murmuring, gossiping, rumor-spreading
суда́чащий
gossiping, chattering
суда́чивший
gossiping, tittle-tattling
спле́тничавший
gossiping, who gossiped, having gossiped
база́рящий
chatting, babbling, gossiping, talking idly
нау́шничающий
tattling, whispering, gossiping, intriguing
нау́шничавший
who told tales, who gossiped, who secretly informed
поспле́тничавший
having gossiped, who has gossiped, having spread rumors
раззванивающий
calling around, spreading news by phone, gossiping
раззвони́вший
who has spread the word, who has blabbed, who has gossiped
наспле́тничавший
having gossiped, having spread rumors
насплетничанный
gossiped about, rumored, slandered
набо́лтанный
shaken, stirred up, mixed
blabbed, blurted out, gossiped about
трезво́нивший
ringing (loudly), pealing, blaring, clanging
gossiping, spreading rumours, blabbing (about)
перемыва́вший
who was washing all, who had been washing all, who was rewashing
who was gossiping, who was badmouthing
пробо́лтанный
blabbed, blurted out, gossiped about
shaken (for a while), stirred (for a while)
перемыва́ющий
rewashing, washing again, washing (all the dishes)
gossiping, badmouthing, slandering
Examples
He loves to gossip.
You're such a gossip.
She loves to gossip.
У Аурэлии есть не́сколько недоста́тков. Она лени́ва и скло́нна к спле́тням.
Aurélie has several faults. She is lazy and given to gossiping.
She's a real gossip.
He's always gossiping.
Everyone gossips.
Stop gossiping.
Мэри лю́бит поспле́тничать о знамени́тостях.
Mary likes to gossip about celebrities.
He loves to gossip.
Том очень лю́бит поспле́тничать.
Tom loves to gossip.
Том и Мэри лю́бят спле́тничать о знамени́тостях.
Tom and Mary like to gossip about celebrities.
Такой народишко только сплетничать умеет.
That kind of rabble knows nothing but how to gossip.
В романе приживалка сплетничает обо всех соседях.
In the novel, the dependent gossips about all the neighbors.
Злоречивые сплетни быстро распространились по деревне.
Malicious gossip quickly spread throughout the village.
Эта обывательница интересуется только сплетнями соседей.
This female philistine is interested only in gossip about the neighbors.
Она подмазалась к новой сотруднице, чтобы узнать сплетни.
She ingratiated herself with the new employee to find out the gossip.
Соседи боялись сплетничать при городничихе.
The neighbors were afraid to gossip in the town governor's wife's presence.
Кто-то насплетничал начальнику про наши планы.
Someone told the boss gossip about our plans.
Поговаривающие о новом начальнике коллеги замолчали.
The colleagues who were gossiping about the new boss fell silent.
Наслушавшаяся сплетен соседка стала подозрительной.
The neighbor, who had heard all sorts of gossip, became suspicious.
Женщины, судачившие о начальнике, замолчали при его появлении.
The women gossiping about the boss fell silent when he appeared.
Я не люблю сплетничающих коллег.
I don't like gossiping colleagues.
Сплетничающая девушка быстро теряет друзей.
A gossiping girl quickly loses her friends.
Мы избегали компании, сплетничавшей о начальнике.
We avoided the company that was gossiping about the boss.
Подруга, сплетничавшая обо мне, извинилась.
The friend who had gossiped about me apologized.
Злословившая соседка получила выговор от председателя.
The neighbor who had been spreading malicious gossip received a reprimand from the building committee chairman.
Она устала от наушничающей соседки.
She was tired of her gossiping neighbor.
Истории, приплетаемые к этой сплетне, становятся всё нелепее.
The stories being dragged into this gossip are becoming increasingly absurd.
Её называли злопыхательницей за постоянные сплетни.
They called her a malicious woman because of her constant gossiping.



















