malarkey

英 [məˈlɑːki]

美 [məˈlɑːrki]

n.  无聊的话语(或行为); 废话

BNC.49125 / COCA.32775

牛津词典

noun

• 无聊的话语（或行为）；废话
  behaviour or an idea that you think is nonsense or has no meaning

英英释义

noun

• empty rhetoric or insincere or exaggerated talk
  1. that's a lot of wind
  2. don't give me any of that jazz
  Synonym:windmalarkyidle wordsjazznothingness

双语例句

• Ryan: But it's not going to be a shopping trip! They're going to make us do crappy leadership tasks and all that malarkey.
  瑞恩：但这不是个购物游啊！他们想让我们完成些烦人的团队领导任务，然后再说些大话。
• Snookered by a lot of malarkey ( New Republic)
  被胡言乱语击败（新共和国）
• Most of what you are taught is malarkey.
  你们大多数的教育是说大话。
• Their death hit malarkey the hardest.
  他们的死打击马拉其最深。
• I like watching American football, but I can't be bothered with all those ridiculous cheerleaders, and the marching bands and all that malarkey.
  我喜欢看美式足球，但不能忍受那些可笑的啦啦队长、行进乐队及类似的无聊行为。
• Keep your mouth shut! Do you think anyone is willing to listen to that malarkey?
  闭嘴！你觉得会有人愿意听你那些假大空的话吗？
• There are the long-existing words that have shifted in meaning, or become popularized because of a public usage, like malarkey, as invoked by Joe Biden in his vice presidential debate with Paul Ryan in the fall.
  有些已经存在很久的词语变了意思，或因为一些公共使用而变得普及，例如胡扯，乔拜登在秋季与保罗瑞恩进行副总统辩论时就用过。
• The idea that some cigarettes are healthier than others is a whole lot of malarkey.
  有些香烟比其它香烟更健康的这种想法全是胡说八道。
• They re going to make us do crappy leadership tasks and all that malarkey.
  他们想让我们完成些烦人的团队领导任务，然后再说些大话。
• I am afraid no one dare to say what stores to open will certainly make a profit, if there is malarkey people.
  恐怕没有人敢说开什么店就一定赚钱，如果有也是说大话的人。