Definition of yackety-yak in English:

yackety-yak

(also yackety-yack)

nounˌjakətɪˈjakˌjækədiˈjæk

informal

mass noun Trivial or unduly persistent conversation.
you'll have to cope with the ringtones and yackety-yak of fellow passengers

verbyackety-yaks, yackety-yakked, yackety-yakkingˌjakətɪˈjakˌjækədiˈjæk

[no object]informal

1950s: imitative.

(also yackety-yack)

nounˌjækədiˈjækˌyakədēˈyak

informal

Trivial or unduly persistent conversation.
you'll have to cope with the ringtones and yackety-yak of fellow passengers

verbˌjækədiˈjækˌyakədēˈyak

[no object]informal

1950s: imitative: compare with yak.

词汇	yackety-yak
释义	Definition of yackety-yak in English: yackety-yak (also yackety-yack) nounˌjakətɪˈjakˌjækədiˈjæk informal mass noun Trivial or unduly persistent conversation. you'll have to cope with the ringtones and yackety-yak of fellow passengers verbyackety-yaks, yackety-yakked, yackety-yakkingˌjakətɪˈjakˌjækədiˈjæk [no object]informal Talk at length about trivial or boring subjects. Origin 1950s: imitative. Definition of yackety-yak in US English: yackety-yak (also yackety-yack) nounˌjækədiˈjækˌyakədēˈyak informal Trivial or unduly persistent conversation. you'll have to cope with the ringtones and yackety-yak of fellow passengers verbˌjækədiˈjækˌyakədēˈyak [no object]informal Talk at length about trivial or boring subjects. Origin 1950s: imitative: compare with yak.
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