malicious gossip

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• I loathe people who spread malicious gossip.
  我討厭那些散布充滿(mǎn)惡意的流言蜚語(yǔ)的人。
• If you share malicious gossip, don't besurprised if the same happens to you.
  假如你說(shuō)過(guò)別人的閑話(huà)，同樣的事情也就有可能發(fā)生在你身上，到時(shí)候可不要太驚訝。
• Moreover, she is talked about by men and becomes the victim of malicious gossip.
  更有甚者，莉莉被這些男性所談?wù)摚蔀閻阂饬餮缘氖芎φ摺?/li>

  權(quán)威例句

• Malicious gossip is far commoner: mean fictions that once would have circulated in a small group now spread across the world instantly through forwarded e-mails and newsgroups.
  ECONOMIST: Gossip on the web
• Mr Phillips preferred Stewart's Cafeteria in Greenwich Village, where you could get a good meal for 75 cents, a sound basis for hours of malicious gossip, or the conduct of love affairs, as well as for arguments about politics.
  ECONOMIST: William Phillips The
• There was some malicious gossip that his papers demonstrated that he was more of a swot than an intellectual, but, nonetheless, it meant that Wilson was never likely to suffer from any inferiority complexes when it came to dealing with his chancellors.
  ECONOMIST: Sometimes too many brains can go to your head
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