English-Spanish translation for "gossip"

gossip {noun} (also: thingamajig, gizmo)

gossip {noun} (also: fibber, chatterbox, babbler)

gossip {noun}

gossip {noun}

gossip {noun}

to gossip [gossiped|gossiped] {vb} (also: to yap)

to gossip [gossiped|gossiped] {vb} (also: to carp, to niggle, to criticize, to review)

to gossip [gossiped|gossiped] {vb} (also: to skin)

to gossip [gossiped|gossiped] {vb}

to gossip [gossiped|gossiped] {vb}

to gossip [gossiped|gossiped] {vb}

to gossip [gossiped|gossiped] {vb}

to gossip [gossiped|gossiped] {v.i.}

     gossip-monger

     to gossip about

Now, enough of the gossip, the discrimination, the exclamations of 'women, poor things '!

We should not be thrown off balance by cheap gossip spread by demagogues who seek to make political capital out of the fear of foreigners.

That is why we support the request to carry out a more in-depth investigation into these facts in order to put paid to the gossip and smears once and for all.

All the rest is liable to be just gossip, but it creates a feeling of real uncertainty amongst the public and also, I must say, a certain mistrust of the institutions.

As we know in life, though, and certainly in politics, gossip is more stubborn than the truth, especially when that gossip is bandied about constantly, whether or not it is relevant.

The El-Masri case was the subject of canteen gossip in Skopje; German officials knew about it, but the German Government, no doubt for reasons of state, left Mr El-Masri to his fate.