Definition of gabfest in English:

gabfest

nounˈɡabfɛstˈɡæbˌfɛst

North American informal

A prolonged conference or other gathering with much talking.
〈非正式，主北美〉长时间的会议；长时间聚谈
these summits are merely empty gabfests
Example sentencesExamples
- They could have held the same meetings and gabfests in Sydney.
- Here are some highlights of the gabfest, as the pros handled questions from audience members.
- Horse race politics dominates the political gabfests, with corporate power shunted to the sidelines.
- The question reflects both the tantalizing sense that somebody, somewhere, is working on an extraordinary breakthrough and the bedeviling suspicion that, whoever they are, they aren't turning up to do show-and-tells at big industry gabfests.
- It's not there to make it easier for them to strut and preen on Sunday morning televised gabfests.
- The monthly gabfests organized by our local Skeptics Club often see rational-minded card-carrying members lay waste to the lame claims of mystics, seers and other snake oil salesmen.
- On March 12, 2007, it was in its second of a three-day annual gabfest, held in this city's Convention Center.
- Cori - the Council of Religious of Ireland - is a social partner, but its influence in national debate goes well beyond the Dublin Castle gabfests.
- The single most important requirement for getting onto one of the Sunday morning gabfests - or those that air other days on TV - is the color of your skin.
- Even so, I no doubt saw much more of the gabfest than did the vast majority of voters, which tells you something about the state of participatory democracy in Canada.
- Like all U.N. gabfests since the first Earth Summit at Rio in 1992, the conference at Durban was but the formal core of a giant carnival, something like a medieval ice fair in a Bruegel painting.
- The setting for much of the struggle to take the tiepin and the cuff link out of Irish politics has been The Political Party, a would-be informal gabfest that concluded its first series last week.
- Between late night gabfests and primetime specials, the presidential candidates are hitting the airwaves to show their softer sides!
- Along with best-selling political cartoonist Tom Tomorrow, Atrios was ‘invited’ to participate at a gabfest at Harvard's Berkman Law School called BloggerCon, to be held in October.
- The congress is the industry's very own Tower of Babel and more than 50,000 joined in the techno-speak gabfest this year.
- The central purpose of the friendly gabfest was for big ag trading countries like the U.S., Canada, Australia and the European Union to discuss ways to move the WTO farm trade negotiations forward.
- Am I the only one who can't stand morning gabfests on the radio?
- The federal government spent $356,741 to host a one-day aboriginal summit that was dismissed by some critics as a redundant gabfest.
- The American Israel Public Affairs Committee was in Washington, DC, for a three day gabfest.
- Six weeks before the big gabfest in Cancun, the reality of the present situation is clear: the upcoming ministerial is in serious trouble.
Synonyms
discussion, talk, chat, gossip, tête-à-tête, heart-to-heart, head-to-head, exchange, dialogue, parley, consultation, conference

Definition of gabfest in US English:

gabfest

nounˈɡabˌfestˈɡæbˌfɛst

North American informal

A conference or other gathering with prolonged talking.
〈非正式，主北美〉长时间的会议；长时间聚谈
these summits are merely empty gabfests
Example sentencesExamples
- Even so, I no doubt saw much more of the gabfest than did the vast majority of voters, which tells you something about the state of participatory democracy in Canada.
- Six weeks before the big gabfest in Cancun, the reality of the present situation is clear: the upcoming ministerial is in serious trouble.
- The single most important requirement for getting onto one of the Sunday morning gabfests - or those that air other days on TV - is the color of your skin.
- Am I the only one who can't stand morning gabfests on the radio?
- The monthly gabfests organized by our local Skeptics Club often see rational-minded card-carrying members lay waste to the lame claims of mystics, seers and other snake oil salesmen.
- The American Israel Public Affairs Committee was in Washington, DC, for a three day gabfest.
- Here are some highlights of the gabfest, as the pros handled questions from audience members.
- Along with best-selling political cartoonist Tom Tomorrow, Atrios was ‘invited’ to participate at a gabfest at Harvard's Berkman Law School called BloggerCon, to be held in October.
- Cori - the Council of Religious of Ireland - is a social partner, but its influence in national debate goes well beyond the Dublin Castle gabfests.
- It's not there to make it easier for them to strut and preen on Sunday morning televised gabfests.
- Horse race politics dominates the political gabfests, with corporate power shunted to the sidelines.
- The central purpose of the friendly gabfest was for big ag trading countries like the U.S., Canada, Australia and the European Union to discuss ways to move the WTO farm trade negotiations forward.
- The federal government spent $356,741 to host a one-day aboriginal summit that was dismissed by some critics as a redundant gabfest.
- Like all U.N. gabfests since the first Earth Summit at Rio in 1992, the conference at Durban was but the formal core of a giant carnival, something like a medieval ice fair in a Bruegel painting.
- On March 12, 2007, it was in its second of a three-day annual gabfest, held in this city's Convention Center.
- The question reflects both the tantalizing sense that somebody, somewhere, is working on an extraordinary breakthrough and the bedeviling suspicion that, whoever they are, they aren't turning up to do show-and-tells at big industry gabfests.
- Between late night gabfests and primetime specials, the presidential candidates are hitting the airwaves to show their softer sides!
- The setting for much of the struggle to take the tiepin and the cuff link out of Irish politics has been The Political Party, a would-be informal gabfest that concluded its first series last week.
- They could have held the same meetings and gabfests in Sydney.
- The congress is the industry's very own Tower of Babel and more than 50,000 joined in the techno-speak gabfest this year.
Synonyms
discussion, talk, chat, gossip, tête-à-tête, heart-to-heart, head-to-head, exchange, dialogue, parley, consultation, conference

词汇	gabfest
释义	Definition of gabfest in English: gabfest nounˈɡabfɛstˈɡæbˌfɛst North American informal A prolonged conference or other gathering with much talking. 〈非正式，主北美〉长时间的会议；长时间聚谈 these summits are merely empty gabfests Example sentencesExamples They could have held the same meetings and gabfests in Sydney. Here are some highlights of the gabfest, as the pros handled questions from audience members. Horse race politics dominates the political gabfests, with corporate power shunted to the sidelines. The question reflects both the tantalizing sense that somebody, somewhere, is working on an extraordinary breakthrough and the bedeviling suspicion that, whoever they are, they aren't turning up to do show-and-tells at big industry gabfests. It's not there to make it easier for them to strut and preen on Sunday morning televised gabfests. The monthly gabfests organized by our local Skeptics Club often see rational-minded card-carrying members lay waste to the lame claims of mystics, seers and other snake oil salesmen. On March 12, 2007, it was in its second of a three-day annual gabfest, held in this city's Convention Center. Cori - the Council of Religious of Ireland - is a social partner, but its influence in national debate goes well beyond the Dublin Castle gabfests. The single most important requirement for getting onto one of the Sunday morning gabfests - or those that air other days on TV - is the color of your skin. Even so, I no doubt saw much more of the gabfest than did the vast majority of voters, which tells you something about the state of participatory democracy in Canada. Like all U.N. gabfests since the first Earth Summit at Rio in 1992, the conference at Durban was but the formal core of a giant carnival, something like a medieval ice fair in a Bruegel painting. The setting for much of the struggle to take the tiepin and the cuff link out of Irish politics has been The Political Party, a would-be informal gabfest that concluded its first series last week. Between late night gabfests and primetime specials, the presidential candidates are hitting the airwaves to show their softer sides! Along with best-selling political cartoonist Tom Tomorrow, Atrios was ‘invited’ to participate at a gabfest at Harvard's Berkman Law School called BloggerCon, to be held in October. The congress is the industry's very own Tower of Babel and more than 50,000 joined in the techno-speak gabfest this year. The central purpose of the friendly gabfest was for big ag trading countries like the U.S., Canada, Australia and the European Union to discuss ways to move the WTO farm trade negotiations forward. Am I the only one who can't stand morning gabfests on the radio? The federal government spent $356,741 to host a one-day aboriginal summit that was dismissed by some critics as a redundant gabfest. The American Israel Public Affairs Committee was in Washington, DC, for a three day gabfest. Six weeks before the big gabfest in Cancun, the reality of the present situation is clear: the upcoming ministerial is in serious trouble. Synonyms discussion, talk, chat, gossip, tête-à-tête, heart-to-heart, head-to-head, exchange, dialogue, parley, consultation, conference Definition of gabfest in US English: gabfest nounˈɡabˌfestˈɡæbˌfɛst North American informal A conference or other gathering with prolonged talking. 〈非正式，主北美〉长时间的会议；长时间聚谈 these summits are merely empty gabfests Example sentencesExamples Even so, I no doubt saw much more of the gabfest than did the vast majority of voters, which tells you something about the state of participatory democracy in Canada. Six weeks before the big gabfest in Cancun, the reality of the present situation is clear: the upcoming ministerial is in serious trouble. The single most important requirement for getting onto one of the Sunday morning gabfests - or those that air other days on TV - is the color of your skin. Am I the only one who can't stand morning gabfests on the radio? The monthly gabfests organized by our local Skeptics Club often see rational-minded card-carrying members lay waste to the lame claims of mystics, seers and other snake oil salesmen. The American Israel Public Affairs Committee was in Washington, DC, for a three day gabfest. Here are some highlights of the gabfest, as the pros handled questions from audience members. Along with best-selling political cartoonist Tom Tomorrow, Atrios was ‘invited’ to participate at a gabfest at Harvard's Berkman Law School called BloggerCon, to be held in October. Cori - the Council of Religious of Ireland - is a social partner, but its influence in national debate goes well beyond the Dublin Castle gabfests. It's not there to make it easier for them to strut and preen on Sunday morning televised gabfests. Horse race politics dominates the political gabfests, with corporate power shunted to the sidelines. The central purpose of the friendly gabfest was for big ag trading countries like the U.S., Canada, Australia and the European Union to discuss ways to move the WTO farm trade negotiations forward. The federal government spent $356,741 to host a one-day aboriginal summit that was dismissed by some critics as a redundant gabfest. Like all U.N. gabfests since the first Earth Summit at Rio in 1992, the conference at Durban was but the formal core of a giant carnival, something like a medieval ice fair in a Bruegel painting. On March 12, 2007, it was in its second of a three-day annual gabfest, held in this city's Convention Center. The question reflects both the tantalizing sense that somebody, somewhere, is working on an extraordinary breakthrough and the bedeviling suspicion that, whoever they are, they aren't turning up to do show-and-tells at big industry gabfests. Between late night gabfests and primetime specials, the presidential candidates are hitting the airwaves to show their softer sides! The setting for much of the struggle to take the tiepin and the cuff link out of Irish politics has been The Political Party, a would-be informal gabfest that concluded its first series last week. They could have held the same meetings and gabfests in Sydney. The congress is the industry's very own Tower of Babel and more than 50,000 joined in the techno-speak gabfest this year. Synonyms discussion, talk, chat, gossip, tête-à-tête, heart-to-heart, head-to-head, exchange, dialogue, parley, consultation, conference
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