Translations for „nattering“ in the English » German Dictionary

I . nat·ter [ˈnætəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] esp Brit VB intr inf

natter

quatschen inf

to natter away

quasseln inf

II . nat·ter [ˈnætəʳ, Am -t̬ɚ] esp Brit N inf

natter

Schwatz m inf

to have a natter [with sb]

[mit jdm] quatschen inf

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English

My bus journeys are always full of nattering.

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Afterwards we have a natter over a delicious coffee from the cafe.

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To me, that's all about experience and stories and lives lived; that's the kind of natter worth having.

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He natters, except that these days, or at least in the new book, he writes the natter even more brilliantly than he once did.

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The study also found the average women spends 17 minutes nattering before they get to work.

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When we get together now we are both big talkers, nattering about everything, from world events to our music to family.

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We have a good old natter in convivial surroundings.

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You've already invited us into your fridge, so let's have a natter.

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It's a joy to stand here and natter.

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She finally made it: and we talked in our customary natter for hours.

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