Garral (en. Garral)

/ɡaʁal/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

A bird of the passerine family, often appreciated for its song.

The garral sings joyfully in the trees of the garden.

Le garral chante joyeusement dans les arbres du jardin.

A term used in slang to refer to a talkative person.

Don't be a garral, listen a bit instead of talking all the time.

Ne sois pas un garral, écoute un peu au lieu de parler tout le temps.

A constant noise, often used to describe a disturbance.

The garral of the children playing outside woke me up this morning.

Le garral des enfants jouant dehors m'a réveillé ce matin.

The word 'garral' comes from Old French 'garrer', meaning 'to talk a lot'.

to be garral

To be very talkative or noisy.

être garral

garral as a magpie

Refers to a person who talks non-stop.

garral comme une pie

to make garral

To make noise or talk excessively.

faire du garral

talkative

A person who talks a lot.

bavard

song

A piece of music sung, often appreciated as an artistic style.

chanson

bird

A feathered animal that flies.

oiseau

A person who cannot stop talking.

He is really garral, he never stops telling stories.

Il est vraiment garral, il n'arrête jamais de raconter des histoires.

Someone who loves to make noise for no reason.

This party is garral, you can hear the music from miles away.

Cette fête est garral, on entend la musique à des kilomètres.