To blabber is to talk in a silly, messy, or annoying way for a long time. The sound of the word is part of the meaning: it feels like a mouth that will not stop.

To blabber is to talkblabber 指的是講話 in a silly, messy, or annoying way講得很蠢、很亂，或很煩人 for a long time而且講很久。The sound of the word is part of the meaning這個字的聲音本身就是意思的一部分: it feels like a mouth that will not stop聽起來就像一張停不下來的嘴。

People blabber when they are nervous, excited, drunk, or just the sort of person who fills every silence. It is informal, and it is not a compliment.

People blabber人會 blabber when they are nervous, excited, drunk在緊張、興奮、喝醉的時候, or just the sort of person who fills every silence或者純粹是那種見到沉默就想填滿的人。It is informal這是口語用字, and it is not a compliment而且不是稱讚。

You might say someone blabbered on about their holiday, meaning the talk went on and on and you wished it would end.

You might say someone blabbered on about their holiday你可能會說某人 blabbered on about their holiday（一直嘮叨他的假期）, meaning the talk went on and on意思是那些話講個沒完 and you wished it would end而你只希望它趕快結束。

Though actually, blabber does not have to mean “tell a secret.” That is blab. Blabber is about the stream of talk — foolish, empty, or simply too much.

Though actually不過事實上, blabber does not have to mean "tell a secret."blabber 不一定是「洩露秘密」的意思 That is blab那個是 blab 才對。Blabber is about the stream of talkblabber 講的是那一整串話——foolish, empty, or simply too much很蠢、很空洞，或就是講太多。

It can also be a noun for that kind of talk, or for a person who does it, but the verb is the one you will meet most. You will hear it in speech more than in careful writing.

It can also be a noun它也可以當名詞用 for that kind of talk指那種話, or for a person who does it或指做這種事的人, but the verb is the one you will meet most不過你最常遇到的還是動詞用法。You will hear it in speech你會在口語裡聽到它 more than in careful writing而不是在講究的書面文章裡。