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kib·itz /ˈkɪbɪts/ verb [intransitive] American English informal 1. HELPto make unhelpful remarks while someone is doing something 〔在某人正在做某事时〕多嘴2 to talk about things that everyone already knows in a boring way 废话连篇 incessant philosophical kibitzing 有关哲学的连篇废话 —kibitzer noun [countable] the usual crowd of kibitzers 那帮平时废话连篇的人→ See Verb tableOrigin kibitz (1900-2000) Yiddish kibitsen, from German kiebitzen, from kiebitz “lapwing” (type of bird that makes a lot of noise)kib·itz verbChineseSyllable Corpus while make something doing remarks someone to unhelpful is |