Was heißt »Ge­schwa­fel« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

Bla­bla:

blah

bushwa

hot air

Ge­la­ber:

drivel

hooey

Ge­plän­kel:

skirmish

Ge­re­de:

chatter

talk

Ge­schwätz:

gossip

Ge­schwur­bel:

mumbo jumbo

Ge­sei­re:

bellyaching

blather

drivel

gossip

moaning

Ge­wäsch:

bullshit

claptrap

drivel

rubbish

Schmus:

schmoos

schmoose

schmooze

soft soap

Wi­schi­wa­schi:

wishy-washy

Englische Beispielsätze

• Personally, I think it's a load of twaddle.

• Ugh, your waffle iron is filthy!

• Ugh, your waffle iron's all dirty!

• I ate a waffle in Liège.

• Tom has a waffle iron.

• "You've won a waffle iron!" – who doesn't dream of being addressed with these words?

• Mary put the waffle iron she'd won immediately to use.

• Straight away, Mary put the waffle iron she had won to use.

• Congratulations! You've won a waffle iron!

• "What ineffable twaddle!" I cried, slapping the magazine down on the table; "I never read such rubbish in my life."

• Yesterday morning I ate a waffle!

• Grease the waffle maker.