【chuán sān guò sì】

  1. to spread rumors
  2. to gossip
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. to spread rumors
    2. This phrase indicates the act of sharing unverified or often damaging information about someone, usually in a social context.
    She is always spreading rumors at school, and everyone dislikes her.
    Spreading rumors in the office can lead to trust issues.
  2. to gossip
    3. This meaning refers to engaging in informal conversation about others, often discussing their personal lives or events without their knowledge.
    They enjoy gossiping in the break room about the neighbors.
    Don't believe what those people gossip about; much of it is false.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to spread rumorsrumors aboundrumors persistto pass on by word of mouthto gossip about everyday mattersgossip and rumors，to gossip about others’ livesto disseminate rumorsto hear something from unreliable sourcesgossip during tea breaks or mealspeople are discussing passionatelyto dispel misunderstandings
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