schnattern

v/i

1. Gans: cackle; Ente: quack

2. umg., fig. (reden) gabble (away), prattle; sie schnatterten alle auf einmal they were all jabbering away at the same time; das dauernde Schnattern geht mir auf den Geist the constant chatter gets on my nerves

3. er schnatterte vor Kälte his teeth were chattering with cold

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to gabble; to twitter; to cackle; to chatter; to gaggle

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schnạt|tern ['ʃnatɐn]

vi

(Gans) to gabble; (Ente) to quack; (Affen) to chatter, to gibber; (inf = schwatzen) to natter (inf)

sie schnattert vor Kälte — her teeth are chattering with (the) cold

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(to talk very quickly and not very clearly.) gabble

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schnat·tern

[ˈʃnatɐn]

vi

1. ORN (klappernde Laute erzeugen) to cackle

2. (fam: schwatzen) to chatter [or BRIT fam natter]

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intransitives Verb

1) <goose etc.> cackle, gaggle

2) (ugs.): (eifrig schwatzen) jabber [away]; chatter

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schnattern v/i

1. Gans: cackle; Ente: quack

2. umg, fig (reden) gabble (away), prattle;

sie schnatterten alle auf einmal they were all jabbering away at the same time;

das dauernde Schnattern geht mir auf den Geist the constant chatter gets on my nerves

3.

er schnatterte vor Kälte his teeth were chattering with cold

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intransitives Verb

1) <goose etc.> cackle, gaggle

2) (ugs.): (eifrig schwatzen) jabber [away]; chatter

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v.

to cackle v.

to chatter v.

to gabble v.

to gaggle v.