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to be annoyed at/over smth, e. g. He was annoyed at the boy's stupidity.
to be annoyed with, e. g. The old woman was annoyed with the noisy children. 
annoying a causing one to feel annoyed, as annoying manners, e. g. How annoying...! 
The annoying thing about it is that I keep thinking about Lizzy. 
Syn. bothersome, irritating, troublesome, harassing, tormenting, nagging, vexatious. 
2. chatter vi 1) to talk quickly or foolishly or without a stop, e. g. The two gids chattered 
merrily unaware of Roger's presence. 2) to make quick indistinct sounds, e. g. The 
sparrows were chattering on the roof of the cottage. 3) to strike the lower and upper teeth 
together from cold or fever, e. g. She was so frightened that her teeth chattered.
chatterbox n a person who chatters.
chatter n sounds of the kinds described by the verb to chatter, e.g. The chatter of the 
birds could be heard everywhere.

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Практический курс английского языка. 4 курс под ред. В.Д. Аракина
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chattering n e. g. The cheerful chattering of children came from the nursery. 
to chatter like a magpie 
3. cheer vt/i 1) to fill with gladness, hope, high spirits; comfort, e. g. Everyone was cheered 
by the good news. He cheered up at once when I promised to help him. Cheer up! Your trou-
bles will soon be over. 2) to give shouts of joy, approval, or encouragement, e. g. The 
speaker was loudly cheered. Everybody cheered the news that peace had come. 
to cheer for (cheer on) to support (a competitor) with cheers, to encourage, e. g. Let's go to 
the football game and cheer for our favourite team. Please come to the sports meeting to 
cheer on dur team. 
cheer n 1) state of hope, gladness; words of cheer, of encouragement; 2) shout of joy or 
encouragement used by spectators to encourage or show enthusiasm or support for their 
team, e. g. The cheers of the spectators filled the stadium.