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流言蜚语扰人耳
[liú yán fēi yŭ răo rén ĕr]
Expresses the irritation caused by constant rumors or gossip around the person. It literally means 'idle talk fills my ears.' It shows frustration and disturbance from hearsay.
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旁人碎语
[páng rén suì yŭ]
Idle chatter of others It represents gossips or small talk from other people often hinting that the ...
长舌妇比乌鸦嘴更讨厌
[zhăng shé fù bĭ wū yā zuĭ gèng tăo yàn]
Describes a gossipy person literally a chatterbox as even more annoying than a person always foretelling ...
聒碎
[guō suì]
Means chatter to pieces which implies too much talk leading to annoyance or distraction It can be ...
厌倦开口
[yàn juàn kāi kŏu]
Means Weary of speaking out It expresses tiredness towards communication likely coming from someone ...
不爽废话
[bù shuăng fèi huà]
Literally translates to unhappy chatter which means someone who is fed up with pointless talks or ...
废话扰人
[fèi huà răo rén]
Means ‘ nonsense that bothers people ’ reflecting annoyance with idle talk Could be used to express ...
厌人言
[yàn rén yán]
Tired of Peoples Talk It expresses frustration or exhaustion with others words opinions or gossip ...
话多心烦
[huà duō xīn fán]
It conveys irritability due to excessive talking The person finds conversations overwhelming ...
别拿二手话脏了我的耳朵
[bié ná èr shŏu huà zàng le wŏ de ĕr duŏ]
Implies disgust at rumors or hearsay reaching them indirectly Dislikes gossip being spread and ...