What does pladdra in Swedish mean?
What is the meaning of the word pladdra in Swedish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use pladdra in Swedish.
The word pladdra in Swedish means babble, jibber, chatter, babbla, pladdra, pladdra, snacka, svamla, pladdra, tjata, babbla, pladdra, babbla, svamla, tjattra, svamla, pladdra, pladdra, pladdra, svamla, snacka, jiddra, snacka, pladdra, pladdra, prata strunt, pladdra på, pladdra på om ngt, låta munnen gå om ngt/ngn, tjata om ngt, tjata om ngt, pladdra på, babbla på om ngt, pladdra på om ngt, pladdra på. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word pladdra
babble, jibber, chatter
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babbla(talk incoherently, babble) (vardagligt) The girls were jabbering some nonsense again. |
pladdra(informal (talk incessantly) (vardagligt) I wish you wouldn't blabber all the time; it makes it hard to concentrate. |
pladdra(talk rapidly and meaninglessly) Stop prattling and tell us what happened. |
snacka(slang (socialize for self-advancement) I never enjoyed having to schmooze at big company functions. |
svamla(UK, informal (talk aimlessly) |
pladdra(talk nonsense) (vardagligt) Stop gibbering and come help me! |
tjata(informal (talk incessantly) |
babbla(figurative (adult: talk incoherently) (vardagligt) Calm down - you're babbling and I can't tell what you're saying. |
pladdra(informal (talk a lot) Don't talk to Cindy if you have a lot of work to do; she loves to gab. |
babbla(talk nonsense, babble) The crazed man was gabbling about spaceships and aliens. |
svamla(UK, dialect (talk nonsense) What are you havering about now? |
tjattra(informal (talk, chatter) Tom is always yakking about politics. |
svamla(mainly UK, informal (talk or write aimlessly) James tends to waffle when he gets nervous. |
pladdra(speak thoughtlessly) He couldn't keep himself from popping off to his boss, and was finally fired. |
pladdra(slang, figurative (chatter incessantly) (vardagligt) Ben was yapping on about his new mobile phone. |
pladdra(talk, gossip) (vardagligt) The children chattered among themselves while the adults prepared dinner. |
svamla(UK (talk emptily) |
snacka, jiddra(slang (talk a lot) (slang) Jared had been flapping his gums for over an hour and his friends were starting to get bored. |
snacka(mainly US, slang (talk informally) (vardaglig) Marcus was rapping with his friends. |
pladdra(slang (chat, talk at length) Stop gassing and get back to work! |
pladdra(informal (chatter) |
prata strunt(figurative, informal (talk: nonsense, etc.) Jeremy's spouting nonsense again. |
pladdra på(UK, informal (talk insistently about sth) The lecturer kept banging on even though most of the students weren't listening. |
pladdra på om ngt(UK, informal (talk insistently about sth) Tanya is always banging on about how awful her boss is. |
låta munnen gå om ngt/ngn(talk pointlessly about) My dad likes to blather about football to anyone who will listen. |
tjata om ngt(informal (talk incessantly about sth) |
tjata om ngt(informal (talk incessantly about sth) The politician keeps harping on his opponent's age. |
pladdra på(informal (talk incessantly) (vardagligt) I can't take another meeting with her: she jabbers on for hours. |
babbla på om ngt, pladdra på om ngt(UK, slang (talk incessantly) He's a real bore at parties - always rabbiting about the economy or immigration. |
pladdra på(figurative (speak at length) |
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