gabbling

v.

急促地说，不清地说( gabble的现在分词 )；

1. Don't gabble, Lucy, I can't understand when you run your words together.
   不要说得那么急，露西，你说话象连珠炮似的，我听不懂。
2. She was nervous and started to gabble.
   她紧张得话都说不清了。
3. In the end, I couldn't bear her gabble any more.
   最后，我终于受不了她的罗嗦了。

1. Who is speaking at such a gabble ?
   谁在说话说得那么急，叫人听不清楚?

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