Lingaku- to gossip
- to argue unnecessarily
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to gossip
- to argue unnecessarily
This meaning refers to engaging in idle talk or spreading rumors about others, often without any substantial evidence. It typically implies a negative connotation associated with speaking about someone behind their back.
She always likes to gossip behind people's backs.
In the office, some people like to gossip and talk about their colleagues' private lives.
This usage refers to engaging in arguments that are not constructive and often involve trivial matters, highlighting pointless disputes.
They always argue over trivial matters, wasting time.
I don't like to argue with those who enjoy unnecessary disputes.
Generated collocations (experimental)
jiáo shé tóu嚼舌头to gossipài爱jiáo嚼shé tou舌头to love to gossipliú yán fēi yǔ流言蜚语rumors and gossipxián liáo闲聊hé和jiáo shé tóu嚼舌头small talk and gossipjiáo shé tóu嚼舌头tài太duō多to gossip too muchduì对mǒu rén某人jiáo shé tóu嚼舌头to gossip about someoneméi shì没事jiáo嚼shé tou舌头to gossip without purpose“jiáo shé tóu嚼舌头”shì jiàn事件the gossip incidentxǐ huan喜欢jiáo shé tóu嚼舌头to enjoy gossipingzhēng lùn争论hé和jiáo shé tóu嚼舌头arguing and gossipingjiáo shé tóu嚼舌头de的xí guàn习惯the habit of gossipingjǐng tì警惕jiáo shé tóu嚼舌头be wary of gossip