tattler

1. That fellow was vicious, he decided. On shipboard he would be a sneak, a whiner, a tattler. He, Martin Eden, was a better man than that fellow.
   他断定那家伙阴险；要是在船上他肯定是个告黑状、翻是非、哼哼叽叽的主儿，而他，马丁伊登准比他强。
2. A tattler is worse than a thief.
   搬弄是非者，恶劣甚于贼。
3. Nobody likes the office tattler and telling your boss someone else's secrets would say more about your character than theirs.
   没人喜欢办公室里搬弄是非的人把别人的秘密告诉老板更多体现的是你的性格，而不是其他人的。
4. I work for the national tattler.
   我为国家塔特勒报工作。
5. The tattler comes off the press Monday night.
   塔特勒报星期一晚上发行。
6. Tattler of Pacific coastal regions. dogfish of Pacific coast of North America.
   太平洋海岸的鹬科鸟。北美太平洋沿岸的狗鲨。
7. The tattler was the one who informed against those talking during the test.
   这说闲话的人正是告发考试中说话的人。
8. The pedlar was inquisitive and something of a tattler, always itching to hear the news and anxious to tell it again.
   这个商贩爱打听别人的事，有点儿饶舌，总是心痒难熬地到处打听消息，并迫不及待地把它传开去。

noun

1. any of several long-legged shorebirds having a loud whistling cry

2. someone who gossips indiscreetly

   Synonym:    tattletaletaletellertalebearertelltaleblabbermouth