claptrap
英 [ˈklæptræp] 美 [ˈklæpˌtræp]

n.

讨好的言语或行为；

adj.

应景的，讨好的；

英英释义

claptrap[ 'klæptræp ]

• n.pompous or pretentious talk or writing

  同义词：bombastfustianrantblah

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. Don't believe that political claptrap.
   不要相信政客说的空话。
2. The story means that, speculation and claptrap will only lead to failure.
   这个故事带给我们的反思就是：投机取巧、哗众取宠的人注定要吃苦头。
3. What a load of claptrap!
   废话真多！

权威例句

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Review of The microanalysis of political communication. Claptrap and ambiguity
Book Review: The microanalysis of political communication. Claptrap and ambiguity