malicious gossip
常见例句
- I loathe people who spread malicious gossip.
我讨厌那些散布充满恶意的流言蜚语的人。 - If you share malicious gossip, don't besurprised if the same happens to you.
假如你说过别人的闲话,同样的事情也就有可能发生在你身上,到时候可不要太惊讶。 - Moreover, she is talked about by men and becomes the victim of malicious gossip.
更有甚者,莉莉被这些男性所谈论,成为恶意流言的受害者。 - 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 返回 malicious gossip