tattle-tale in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for tattle-tale in the English»Spanish Dictionary

tattler [Am ˈtædlər, ˈtætlər, Brit ˈtatlə], tattletale [ˈtætlteɪl] N

1. tattler (gossip):

tattler

chismoso m / chismosa f

tattler

cotilla mf Spain inf

2. tattler (telltale):

tattler esp Am

soplón m / soplona f inf

tattler esp Am

acusete mf inf

tattler esp Am

acusica mf Spain inf

tattler esp Am

rajón m / rajona f Mex inf

tattler esp Am

alcahuete m / alcahueta f CSur inf

Translations for tattle-tale in the Spanish»English Dictionary

soplón (soplona) N m (f)

1. soplón inf (en un colegio):

soplón (soplona)

tattle-tale Am inf

soplón (soplona)

telltale Brit inf

soplón (soplona)

blabbermouth inf

2. soplón inf (a la policía):

soplón (soplona)

informer

soplón (soplona)

stoolie Am inf

soplón (soplona)

grass Brit inf

soplón (soplona)

nark Brit inf

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acusetas

tattletale Am inf

alcahuete (alcahueta) (soplón)

tattletale Am inf

chivato (chivata) Spain Ven

tattletale Am inf

tattle-tale in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tattle-tale in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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soplón (-ona)

tattletale Am

cotorra

tattletale Am

fuelle

tattletale Am

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English

Parents understand that a tattler can be good rather than bad and that is precisely what this product manages to accomplish.

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To end the game, you hit the tattler; tattler also being another name for a snitch.

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In the 16th century, the word assumed the meaning of a person, mostly a woman, one who delights in idle talk, a newsmonger, a tattler.

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The wandering tattler has a coarser barring, still visible from quite far away, all the way from the throat to the undertail coverts.

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