Examples of using Prattle in English and their translations into German
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Foolish prattle.
A captive audience for your witless prattle.
You can prattle later.
Please excuse my senseless prattle.
It's the prattle of the dead.
I prattle on with pleasantries, but I cannot pretend indifference to what you revealed about Licinia.
As he frequently reminded them,"Inane prattle will not be tolerated.
Children prattle on in the streets about their princess coming home.
I have begged Clara not to let him in but she prattles that everyone is worried about the baby.
Misato prattled another toast and emptied another of countless beer cans in one gulp.
It holds up a vision that is achievable and leaves all that prattle about'pro and anti' outside the door!
All this is but childish prattle and medieval superstition, a remnant from the time of the witches.
I stand before Petronius with obvious charms,and all he can do is prattle about the House of Batiatus.
Ignorant persons prattle about materialistic sciences which deny everything not visible to the naked eye.
Let us leave these foolish ones behind us, those who,in their conceited belief that they know everything better, prattled enough trivial nonsense on this earth, and who must now be silent.
Prattle, nothing but empty prattle, is all such, emanating from vanity and the lack of genuine fresh volition!
As Washington correspondent for the New York Enquirer, he wrote vivacious, gossipy prattle, full of insignificant and entertaining detail, to which he added keen characterization and deft allusions.
This silly prattle while he stumbled over the words just as on the stairs until sleep cured this imbecility.
If you consider it aright, in fact, everything uttered without intuitive prompting is bound to remain nothing butempty prattle, wherewith man fritters away the time which he should value differently; or it can only contain a false volition, with the words representing something to his fellow-men not in accord with the speaker's intuition.
They prattle unceasingly, either out of stubbornness, spitefulness, frivolity, thoughtlessness, as a pastime, not infrequently also from a craving to be heard, or with deliberately malicious intent.
A certain logic canbe discovered in comparing the German position with the prattle of"special responsibility" and"lessons from the German past" with which the Federal Republic has backed up their aggression against Yugoslavia as well as their newly discovered National-Pacifism during the Iraq war.
Mr President, you can only answer Mr Antony by saying that,instead of treating us to ideological prattle here in this House, he should have perhaps joined in the 170 hours' work of the Budgets Committee, then he might have been able to apply his ideology there and then he would have noticed how far he met with approval.
Mr Giles doesn't need us prattling on.
Talking, prattling about art, without any deeds!!!!
And I have shattered it with prattling tongue.
I wasn't prattling.
You have always been like this tormenting your poor father with this prattling of yours!
Now look and see what this foolish and prattling philosophy says:"The sun is a vast burning liquid mass.
He walked into the kitchen earlier, and you, all of a sudden, started prattling on about popcorn and cranberries.
VIII.13 If I associate with infantile people, then destructive behavior inevitably arises,such as praising myself and belittling others, and prattling on about the pleasures of samsara.