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Translate cackling from English to French

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cackling:
- bavardage; papotage; causerie; balivernes; bavardages; babillage; jacassement; commérages; radotage; radotages
Wiktionary:
- cackling → bavardages, caquetage, gloussements

English

Detailed Translations for cackling from English to French

cackling:

cackling [the ~] nom

the cackling (chatter; gabble; babble; yacking; claptrap; jabber)
le bavardage; le papotage; la causerie; la balivernes; le bavardages; le babillage; le jacassement; la commérages; le radotage; le radotages
- bavardage [le ~] nom
- papotage [le ~] nom
- causerie [la ~] nom
- balivernes [la ~] nom
- bavardages [le ~] nom
- babillage [le ~] nom
- jacassement [le ~] nom
- commérages [la ~] nom
- radotage [le ~] nom
- radotages [le ~] nom

Translation Matrix for cackling:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
babillage	babble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; gabble; jabber; yacking	babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; child's prattle; children's prattle; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash
balivernes	babble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; gabble; jabber; yacking	baloney; folly; gibberish; humbug; idle gossip; nonsense; old wives tales; piffle; rubbish; tattle; trifling; twaddle
bavardage	babble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; gabble; jabber; yacking	babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; chat; clanging; claptrap; conversation; defamation; drooling; gossip; indiscretion; jaw; mudslinging; prattle; profanity; rumor; rumour; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; sustenance; talk; talkee-talkee; talking; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash
bavardages	babble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; gabble; jabber; yacking	babble; backbiting; blah; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; idle gossip; jaw; mudslinging; old wives tales; prattle; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash
causerie	babble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; gabble; jabber; yacking	chat; conversation; gossip; rumor; rumour; sustenance; talk
commérages	babble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; gabble; jabber; yacking	babble; backbiting; blah; blasphemy; bunkum; clanging; claptrap; defamation; gossip; idle gossip; jaw; mudslinging; old wives tales; prattle; profanity; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; small talk; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; vilification; wishwash
jacassement	babble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; gabble; jabber; yacking
papotage	babble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; gabble; jabber; yacking	babble; backbiting; balderdash; baloney; blah; bull; bunkum; burble; chat; clanging; claptrap; defamation; drivel; empty talk; gibberish; gossip; hot air; jabber; jaw; mudslinging; piffle; prattle; profanity; rot; rubbish; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talking; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; twaddle; vilification; waffle; wishwash
radotage	babble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; gabble; jabber; yacking	balderdash; baloney; bull; burble; drivel; drooling; empty talk; gibberish; hot air; jabber; jaw; nonsense; piffle; prattle; ravings; rot; rubbish; twaddle; waffle
radotages	babble; cackling; chatter; claptrap; gabble; jabber; yacking	babble; backbiting; balderdash; baloney; blah; bull; bunkum; burble; clanging; claptrap; defamation; drivel; empty talk; gibberish; gossip; hot air; jabber; jaw; mudslinging; piffle; prattle; rot; rubbish; scandal; scandal-mongering; slander; slipslop; talk; talkee-talkee; talks; tittle-tattle; tolling; twaddle; vilification; waffle; wishwash

Wiktionary Translations for cackling:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• cackling	→ bavardages	↔ Gegacker — übertragen: dauerndes, oberflächliches Reden
• cackling	→ caquetage	↔ Gegacker — Tierlaut: dauerndes Gackern der Huhn
• cackling	→ gloussements	↔ Gegacker — (umgangssprachlich) andauerndes Kichern