gab

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishgabgab /ɡæb/ verb (gabbed, gabbing) [intransitive + about] informal TALK TO somebodyto talk continuously, usually about things that are not important You two were gabbing so much you didn’t even see me! —gabby adjective → the gift of the gab→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusgab• The night before the trip, we sisters stayed up late packing and gabbing.• They spend way too much time gabbing when they should be working.From Longman Business DictionaryGABGABFINANCE written abbreviation for GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS TO BORROWOrigin gab (1700-1800) Probably from gabble

单词	gab
释义	gab From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishgabgab /ɡæb/ verb (gabbed, gabbing) [intransitive + about] informal TALK TO somebodyto talk continuously, usually about things that are not important You two were gabbing so much you didn’t even see me! —gabby adjective → the gift of the gab→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusgab• The night before the trip, we sisters stayed up late packing and gabbing.• They spend way too much time gabbing when they should be working.From Longman Business DictionaryGABGABFINANCE written abbreviation for GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS TO BORROWOrigin gab (1700-1800) Probably from gabble
随便看	work release work sampling work shy work site work sold for a pittance work somebody hard work somebody into the ground work somebody over work somebody/something in work something into something work something out for yourself work something ↔ off work stoppage work study work surface work surface work the door work the land work the system work things work through work to contract work to contract work to do work to do something