1.[i](informal)~ (away/on) (about sth)唠叨；闲聊to talk for a long time, especially about unimportant things
Second, most poker is still played socially, whether in casinos or at home, and you can't have a beer and a natter with a bot.
其次，扑克牌游戏大多还是在娱乐场所或家里许多人一起玩，而计算机却无法陪你喝酒聊天。
She was named as the one we would most like to have a natter with if she were alive today, ahead of Prince William and the Queen.
她的提名是我们最喜欢的一个闲扯话题，如果戴安娜活到今天，会超过威廉王子和女王。
So although he and Mr Vargas Esquivel natter to each other in Spanish, they insist that the firm's official language must be English.
所以尽管他和VargasEsquivel是用西班牙语交流，但是他们坚持公司的官方语言必须是英语。
Conservative politicians in particular like to natter on about family values.
保守派的政客们尤其喜欢对家庭价值观谈个不休。
Among the natter there are these sentences of wisdom.
闲谈中夹有这些充满明智的语句。
Feed quality control is a natter of prime importance
饲料质量安全工作的一件大事
No natter how cold the weather is, they also want to go skating
不管天多冷，他们都要去滑冰
Think not I natter, for I swear I do not--
不要以为我在恭维你，我发誓我说的是真心话，
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