不及物动词唠叨，喋喋不休; （鸟等）鸣，啁啾; （牙齿，机器等）振动，打颤; 运动时摇摆或嘎嘎作响
及物动词不加思索地说出
名词闲聊; 咔哒声; （动物的）啁啾声; 潺潺流水声
及物动词
1. She is forever chattering nonsense.
她老是喋喋不休地胡说八道。
不及物动词
1. They just sat and chattered.
他们只是坐着喋喋不休。
2. Fear or cold sometimes makes a person's teeth chatter.
恐惧或寒冷有时令人的牙齿直打颤。
3. The sparrows were chattering in the garden.
麻雀在园中啁啾地叫个不停。
4. She chattered on and on about her recent trip.
她喋喋不休地谈她最近的旅行。
名词
1. Stop your useless chatter and listen to what Roy is saying.
你们的闲谈停一停，听听罗伊说什么。
1. 颤动：但是这种系统的缺点就是高频颤动(chatter)这是由于各种非理想情况的存在,如开关延迟,数字实现时的采样延迟等产生的. 这种高频颤动现象增加了转矩波动. 1993年,Gs Buia首次将变结构控制应用于双凸极磁阻电动机,通过将转矩脉动看作干扰,
2. 颤振：2.2颤振(Chatter)⑥机器的主轴系统(Spindle)等:机器主轴自身的刚性、轴承及齿轮的性能以及主轴和刀柄之间的连接刚性. 3、镗刀的选择基准模块式镗刀最先出现在欧洲市场,大约20年前日本大昭和精机株式会社(BIG)与瑞士KAISER公司进行技术合作,
3. 频跳：喷水阀 spray water valve | 频跳 Chatter | 平衡阀 Balance valves
1. 唠叨;喋喋不休
If you chatter, you talk quickly and continuously, usually about things which are not important.
e.g. Everyone's chattering away in different languages...
大家操着不同的语言喋喋不休地说着。
e.g. Erica was friendly and chattered about Andrew's children...
埃丽卡很和气，不停地念叨着安德鲁的孩子们。
2. (牙齿)打战，咯咯响
If your teeth chatter, they keep knocking together because you are very cold or very nervous.
e.g. She was so cold her teeth chattered.
她冻得牙齿咯咯响。
3. 发出咯咯声(或嗒嗒声)
If objects chatter, they make short repeated sounds.
e.g. The telex chattered all day and night with news bulletins.
电传机没日没夜“嗒嗒嗒”地接收新闻稿。
4. (鸟)鸣叫，啁啾;(动物)唧唧叫，吱吱叫
When birds or animals chatter, they make high-pitched noises.
e.g. Birds were chattering somewhere.
鸟儿在某处唧唧喳喳地叫着。
1. chatter在线翻译
1. I say this to add a dose of reality to the chatter about the man slated to announce his candidacy for president on February 10.
2. Children's chatter and laughter filled the National Art Museum of China last weekend.
3. Solar panels are fixed on flat roofs and two wind turbines create a haunting whine that mingles with the chatter of children from a classroom.
4. Even if a company successfully establishes itself in the world of Web chatter, even the most innocent attempts at bringing awareness through online media can have disastrous results.
5. I handed the now intrigued lady my phone and after a minute of chatter, she gave it back to hear the result of their conversation.
6. Several US intelligence officials told US media they had noticed no unusual Internet or communications " chatter " which would likely follow such a momentous development.
7. Much of the chatter voiced little concern about the possible severe consequences, instead expressed hope for the crash to come.
8. It is our great challenge to neutralize the voices that only chatter - actually, scream - about the dark list.
9. 911查询·英语单词
9. To borrow from the national intelligence lexicon - and yes, that is uncomfortable - you are listening for dangerous chatter.
10. chatter
10. The talk show chatter has also focused on whether troubled officers can be weeded out of the police force.
noun
1. noisy talk
Synonym: yak yack yakety-yak cackle
2. the high-pitched continuing noise made by animals (birds or monkeys)
Synonym: chattering
3. the rapid series of noises made by the parts of a machine
Synonym: chattering
verb
1. speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly
Synonym: piffle palaver prate tittle-tattle twaddle clack maunder prattle blab gibber tattle blabber gabble
2. make noise as if chattering away
e.g. The magpies were chattering in the trees
3. talk socially without exchanging too much information
e.g. the men were sitting in the cafe and shooting the breeze
Synonym: chew the fat shoot the breeze chat confabulate confab chitchat chit-chat chaffer natter gossip jaw claver visit
4. cut unevenly with a chattering tool
5. click repeatedly or uncontrollably
e.g. Chattering teeth
Synonym: click