Translation for 'to babble' from English to French

to babble [coll.] [talk incoherently]

radoter [fam.] [parler sans cohérence]

to babble [gurgle]

gazouiller [bébé]

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to babble deliriously

délirerméd.psych.

• As a person, she is very fun-loving and likes to babble a lot when she gets angry.
• "Barbari" ("barbarians") was the generic term used by the Romans to denote peoples resident beyond the borders of the empire, and best translates as "foreigners" (it is derived from a Greek word meaning "to babble": a reference to their incomprehensible languages).
• Chelle: Chelle is an insecure girl with a tendency to babble.
• As a person, she is very nice and likes to babble a lot when she gets angry.
• Following the release of "Queer", the band changed their name to Babble and moved deeper into electronica, released by Warner Bros.' sister label Reprise.

• At this stage infants also start to babble, whereby they start making vowel consonant sound as they try to understand the true meaning of language and copy whatever they are hearing in their surrounding producing their own phonemes.
• The verb "baṛbaṛānā" in both contemporary Hindi (बड़बड़ाना) as well as Urdu (بڑبڑانا‎) means 'to babble, to speak gibberish, to rave incoherently'.
• Even Hitler used to babble about Socialism, and he worked the word into the name of his Nazi Socialist party.
• Around 6 months, babies begin to babble and respond to names.
• Dave Sholin of the "Gavin Report" noted that although Currie and Bailey had changed their name to Babble, on "Take Me Away" "the sound is intact and very ready for the '90s".

• Despite their insistence, she continues to babble about her dead parents and brother while clutching her brother's doll.
• Socrates' argument is convoluted not only because of its structure but because of the language used, and is said to have "reduced translators to babble and driven commentators to despair".
• “ngam4” 吟 ‘to grumble’ has a low tone whereas “ngap1” 噏 ‘to babble’ has a high tone.
• Abnormal developments such as certain medical conditions, developmental delays, and hearing impairments may interfere with a child's ability to babble normally.