What does gossip mean?

Gossip refers to unfounded words and slanderous words spread behind your back.

Pinyin liú? yán？ fēi？ yǔ。

Interpretation initially refers to unfounded remarks, and later refers to slanderous and slanderous remarks spread behind others' backs, generally referring to rumors.

The source "gossip" comes from the Book of Rites: I haven't seen you for a long time, and I don't believe it when I hear rumors. "Gossip" comes from Historical Records Biography of Wei Anhou: Because of gossip, it is said that Weicheng abandoned the city in December. Later generations combined these two allusions into the idiom "gossip".

Usage idiom "gossip" can be used as subject and object in a sentence, which has derogatory meaning and is used to refer to the slanderous words spread behind it.

Synonyms are notorious and gossip.

The antonym is a good word and a medicine stone.

Gossip and sentence making

1, we used to trust each other so much, but now we are separated because of some gossip. How ridiculous.

I don't care about those gossips, because they are just a group of barking mad dogs.

3. I hate people coming and going, constant communication and colorful life. Gossip is everywhere here, and you are filthy. I like quiet reading, like a quiet life, where I have my own peace and purity.

No amount of gossip is worth getting along with each other day and night. Even if you have negative emotions, you will adjust yourself in the shortest time. After all, you can't punish yourself with other people's mistakes.

You only saw my smile when I was gossiping, but didn't see my smile that didn't reach your eyes.

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