Translations for „babblings“ in the English » German Dictionary

I . bab·bling [ˈbæblɪŋ] ADJ attr, inv

1. babbling (muttering nonsense):

babbling

stammelnd

babbling

plappernd

2. babbling (of water):

babbling

plätschernd

babbling

murmelnd

II . bab·bling [ˈbæblɪŋ] N

1. babbling (muttering of nonsense):

babbling

Gestammel nt

babbling

Geplapper nt

2. babbling LING:

babbling infant

Geplapper nt

babbling infant

Geb[r]abbel nt

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Her trademark behavior (and the main object of her comedy) was that she would digress in a rambling and babbling fashion, especially when nervous or embarrassed.

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He deals with many aspects of child development, from babbling to walking to discipline and time-out, and he considers parents one of his audiences.

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As human infants do, marmoset babies have higher rates of social interaction when producing babbling sounds.

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Hearing aids can be used to help infants reach babbling stages earlier.

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She particularly loves candles (kerndels), and any customer with a candle among their purchases will send her into a giddy, babbling flutter.

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During the sensorimotor learning phase, song production begins with highly variable sub-vocalizations called sub-song, which is akin to babbling in human infants.

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More babbling soundbites from the goobers.

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Local police and a doctor are taken to her primitive cabin, and discover a seemingly half-crazed woman who speaks what appears to be unintelligible babbling.

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Human infants are not excited or upset when babbling, but instead they will babble spontaneously and incessantly only when emotionally calm.

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He came up to the cars, and he was babbling poetry into these cars.

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