nosy neighbours
好管闲事的邻居
Don't be so nosy─it's none of your business.
别管那么多闲事，这与你无关。
1.〈贬〉多管闲事的,爱打听的
1.<disapproving>wanting to know about things that involve other people but not you
1.My parents would never be so nosy as to ask the old man where he'd come up with such a monster on Christmas Eve.
爸爸妈妈从未像现在这么八卦，他们真想问老人，圣诞前夜，从哪儿搞来这么个怪物。
2.What in the future will await in general, a nosy reporter here for the simple guess he thought for a moment his way out of N.
未来又将有什么在等待着于总，本报八卦一次，在这里为他简单的猜想了一下他的N种出路。
3.I'm really, really nosy, and I wanted to see what all these people that I had begun to 'talk to' were like.
真的，我真的爱打听别人的一些事，而且我想弄明白这些我已经开始‘沟通’的人喜欢什么。
4.Cooper attributed her longevity to good food and not being nosy: "I mind my own business and I don't eat junk food, " she said.
Cooper把她的长寿归于长期的良好饮食和宁静的环境：“我不多管闲事也不吃垃圾食品”，她说。
5.I answered your question at Wen Wen today and just came into your space hence I said I was nosy!
今天我问问上回答了你的问题，也到你的空间上去过了，我说我是个好管闲事的人。
6.Mother was very nosy, do not know what means to use, perhaps the interface to make clothes, really see the piece of moles.
大妈很是八卦，不知道使用什么手段，也许接口做衣服，真的看到了那块胎痣。
7.In the public sphere, it is usually technology, rather than nosy parents, that attracts complaints.
在公共场合，遭到抱怨的已不是多事的父母而是各种技术手段。
8.eg. She has no patience with her nosy neighbors.
她对爱管闲事的邻居们不耐烦了。
9.She had no patience with her nosy neighbours.
她不能容忍爱管闲事的邻居们。
10.She said that the original language is a nosy mutual fingers said .
她说，最初的八卦是一种语言，相互用手指表示。