英语词组nonsense是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

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NONSENSE

Get off it!

don't talk nonsense; don't talk like that. (Usually a command.)

Get off it, Tom! You don't know that for a fact.Oh, get off it! You sound so conceited!

stuff and nonsense

nonsense. (Informal. Fixed order.)

Come on! Don't give me all that stuff and nonsense!I don't understand this book. It's all stuff and nonsense as far as I am concerned.

a load of rubbish

Exaggerated, foolish, or untruthful talk; nonsense or falsehoods. Personally, I think the notion of "love at first sight" is a load of rubbish.

a load of nonsense

Exaggerated, foolish, or untruthful talk. Personally, I think the notion of "love at first sight" is a load of nonsense.

no nonsense

adjective Totally serious; with no tricks or deceit. Hyphenated before a noun. The new manager is very no nonsense in how he deals with customer complaints. We're going to start adopting a no-nonsense approach to the problem.

stuff and nonsense

Foolishness; absurd behavior or talk. We have a meeting each week meant to motivate staff, but it's just stuff and nonsense from management. A: "I'll just hire some movers." B: "Stuff and nonsense! I'd be happy to help you move."

make (a) nonsense of (something)

To treat something serious or important in a silly or ridiculous manner; to make a mockery of something. The candidate has been making a nonsense of the whole political process, but for some reason many voters feel that that is just what's needed. I don't appreciate you making nonsense of this class with your rude remarks and obnoxious behavior.

make nonsense of something

to make something appear to be silly or nonsensical. You are just making nonsense of everything I have tried to do. Your statement makes nonsense of everything you have said before.

no nonsense

without any tricks, deceit, or wasting of time. (Hyphenated before nominals.) Let's have no nonsense while we are rehearsing the presentation! Elton is a no-nonsense kind of guy.

stuff and nonsense

foolishness; foolish talk. Come on! Don't give me all that stuff and nonsense! I don't understand this book. It's all stuff and nonsense as far as I am concerned.

stuff and nonsense

Utter foolishness or absurdity, as in Stuff and nonsense, of course I can pack a suitcase. Often used as an interjection, this idiom employs stuff in the sense of "rubbish." It was first recorded in 1749.

make nonsense (or a nonsense) of

reduce the value of something to a ridiculous degree.

a load of (old) ˈrubbish, ˈnonsense, etc.

(informal) nonsense; worthless: Don’t bother to watch that film. It’s a load of old rubbish.

make (a) ˈnonsense of something

reduce the value of something by a lot; make something seem ridiculous: If people can bribe police officers, it makes a complete nonsense of the legal system.

stuff and ˈnonsense

(spoken, old-fashioned) used to say that you think something is not true or stupid: A hotel for the night? Stuff and nonsense! You’re staying here with us.

词组	nonsense
释义	IDIOMSLANG NONSENSE Get off it! don't talk nonsense; don't talk like that. (Usually a command.) Get off it, Tom! You don't know that for a fact.Oh, get off it! You sound so conceited! stuff and nonsense nonsense. (Informal. Fixed order.) Come on! Don't give me all that stuff and nonsense!I don't understand this book. It's all stuff and nonsense as far as I am concerned. applesauce n. nonsense. Don't give me that applesauce. I know better.That's just applesauce! bafflegab n. confusing jargon. Don't throw that bafflegab at me. Use English.Watch out for the bafflegab they use to try to sell that stuff. baloney and bologna n. nonsense. (Also as an exclamation.) Don't give me all that baloney!That's just a lot of bologna. Don't believe it for a minute.Baloney! You're nuts! banana oil n. nonsense. That is the silliest banana oil I have ever heard!I refuse to listen to any more of your childish banana oil. beans n. nonsense. (Refers to beans that produce gas, which is hot air or nonsense.) Come on, talk straight. No more beans!Stop feeding me beans. birdseed n. nonsense. Cut the birdseed. I'm not stupid, you know.I've heard enough birdseed here to last for a lifetime. blah-blah phr. a phrase echoic of gibberish or incessant chattering. (It can be repeated many times.) Why all this blah-blah-blah?She's going blah-blah on the phone all the time. bosh n. nonsense; idle talk. (Also an exclamation, Bosh!) That is enough of your bosh!Oh, bosh! You don't know what you're talking about. BS n. nonsense. (Initialism for bullshit.) I've heard enough of your BS.Less BS and more facts, please. bull n. nonsense. That's just a lot of bull.Don't give me that bull! I won't buy it. bull-pucky n. nonsense. Don't give me that bull-pucky!That's all just bullpucky. Don't believe a word of it. bullshit n. nonsense; lies; deception. (Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.) Don't give me all that bullshit!That's just bullshit. bunkum and buncombe n. nonsense. That's just plain bunkum.Another didate for governor means just that much more buncombe. claptrap n. nonsense; something worthless. This is enough claptrap. I'm leaving.I know claptrap when I see it, and your play was claptrap. cockamamie mod. ridiculous; inconceivable. What a cockamamie idea!That is the most cockamamie thing I ever heard of. corral dust n. nonsense, lies, and exaggeration. (Euphemistic for bullshit.) The way Judy handles the corral dust, she must be running for political office.That stuff is all corral dust. Don't believe a word of it. crap n. nonsense; lies. I've had enough of your crap. Now talk straight, or out you go.Cut the crap! crock n. nonsense. What a crock! You don't know what you are talking about!This whole business is a crock. Hell, life's a crock! crock of shit n. something really awful; a great mass of nonsense. (Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.) That whole place is just a crock of shit. Nobody knows what's what.You went on vacation and left this office with a real crock of shit. eyewash n. nonsense; deception. Aw, that's just a lot of eyewash!It's not eyewash! It's true! fadoodle n. something ridiculous; nonsense. Oh, stop your silly fadoodle!That's nothing but fadoodle! falderal and folderol n. wasted effort; nonsense. I had about enough of your falderal.Stop the folderol and get to work. flapdoodle and flamdoodle n. nonsense. I've heard enough of this flapdoodle.Cut out the flamdoodle and speak the truth. flimflam n. nonsense. Beware of the flimflam they will try to pull on you.I can spot flimflam a mile away. fluff n. nonsense; irrelevant stuff. This is just a lot of fluff. Nothing substantial at all.Cut out the fluff and talk straight. fudge n. nonsense; deception. Cut out the fudge and talk straight.I've heard enough of your fudge. Let's get honest, okay? full of beans mod. full of nonsense. Oh, be quiet. You're just full of beans.Pay no attention to John. He's full of beans. full of hops mod. full of nonsense. (As if one were full of beer, which contains hops.) Aw, you're just full of hops!The guy was full of hops. Nothing he said made any sense. full of hot air and full of bull; full of it mod. full of nonsense. You're full of hot air. I don't believe you.Aw, you're just full of it! Be quiet! full of prunes mod. full of nonsense. You're just silly. Completely full of prunes.Oh, you're full of prunes. Get a life! fun and games n. nonsense; a waste of time. I've had enough fun and games. Let's get on with the business.You spend too much time with fun and games! garbage n. nonsense; gibberish. He's just talking garbage.I've heard too much garbage here today. gas n. nonsense. All we got in class today was gas.Hey, that's about enough of your gas. gibber-gabber n. nonsense; gossip and chatter. There sure is a lot of gibbergabber coming from your room, Jimmy.What's all this gibber-gabber about? gobbledygook n. nonsense; officialese or government gibberish. I can't understand all this gobbledygook.They must have a full-time staff to dream up all this gobbledygook. gubbish n. nonsense; useless information. (Computers. A combination of garbage and rubbish.) There's nothing but gubbish on my printout.I can't make any sense out of this gubbish. guff n. nonsense; bunkum. Wow, that vice president guy can sure dish out the guff!No more guff outa you, okay? hand someone something tr. to tell someone something; to tell someone nonsense. Don't hand me that stuff! That's silly!She handed me a line about being a famous author. hogwash n. nonsense. Now that's just hogwash, and you know it.Hogwash! That's about enough of your lies! hokum n. nonsense. All that is just hokum.No more hokum. I want the truth. hooey n. nonsense. The whole newspaper is nothing but hooey today.What's all this hooey about getting a new car? hoo-ha n. nonsense. What is all this hoo-ha about your leaving the company?Stop talking hoo-ha and tell the truth. horse hockey n. nonsense. I've heard enough of your horse hockey.The guy specializes in producing horse hockey for the gossip columns. hot air n. boasting; lying; nonsense. I've heard enough of your hot air.That's just a lot of hot air. Ignore it. kafooster n. nonsense. We've heard enough of your kafooster.This kafooster about me being a cheater is too much. malark(e)y n. nonsense; flattery. Don't give me that malarky.What ridiculous malarkey! mickey mouse n. nonsense; something trivial. (From the world-famous mouse character by the same name, owned by The Walt Disney Company.) This is just a lot of mickey mouse.This mickey mouse is wasting my time. monkey talk n. distorted speech, as uttered while drug intoxicated. Max slapped the poor junky to get him to stop the monkey talk.Their pupils are pinpoint- sized, and they talk monkey talk. That's how you can tell they're on H. moonshine n. nonsense; humbug. That's just moonshine! I don't believe a word.He's a master at moonshine. mush n. nonsense. What mush! Come on, talk straight!That's just mush. Don't believe it. noise n. empty talk; nonsense. I've had enough of your noise. Shut up!That's nothing but noise. I want the truth. nurts and nerts n. nonsense. Don't talk that kind of nurts to me!Oh, that's just nerts. I don't believe a word of it. phedinkus n. nonsense. Stop your silly phedinkus!That's just phedinkus. No one will believe you. phooey and fooey n. nonsense. Your story is just a lot of phooey.I've heard enough fooey. Let's get out of here. piffle n. nonsense. What utter piffle!The entire report was piffle from beginning to end. poo and poo-poo n. nonsense. Don't give me that poo!I've heard enough of your poo-poo. poppycock n. nonsense. (From Dutch.) I've heard enough of your poppycock.That's nothing but poppycock. razzmatazz and razzamatazz n. nonsense. Cut out the razzmatazz. How dumb do you think I am?Don't give me all that razzamatazz! rot n. nonsense. Don't give me any more of your rot. Speak straight with me.That's just rot. Don't believe any of it! rubbish n. nonsense. (Also an exclamation.) I'm tired of listening to your rubbish.Rubbish! That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. schmegegge and schmegeggy n. nonsense. I've heard enough of your schmegegge. Out!I don't hear anything but schmegeggy coming out of Washington. shit n. nonsense. (Potentially offensive. Use only with discretion.) Don't give me that shit! I know you're lying.I'm tired of your shit! slobber n. nonsense. (From the term for saliva running out of the mouth.) I've heard enough of your slobber. Can it!Another hour of professorial slobber! tripe n. nonsense. I don't want to hear any more of that tripe.That's just tripe. Pay no attention. whang(y)doodle n. nonsense. Now, that's enough of your whangdoodle.All I ever hear out of you is whangydoodle. yap n. nonsense; gibberish. That's just yap. Forget it. They mean no harm.That windbag can produce an enormous amount of yap. a load of rubbish Exaggerated, foolish, or untruthful talk; nonsense or falsehoods. Personally, I think the notion of "love at first sight" is a load of rubbish. a load of nonsense Exaggerated, foolish, or untruthful talk. Personally, I think the notion of "love at first sight" is a load of nonsense. no nonsense adjective Totally serious; with no tricks or deceit. Hyphenated before a noun. The new manager is very no nonsense in how he deals with customer complaints. We're going to start adopting a no-nonsense approach to the problem. stuff and nonsense Foolishness; absurd behavior or talk. We have a meeting each week meant to motivate staff, but it's just stuff and nonsense from management. A: "I'll just hire some movers." B: "Stuff and nonsense! I'd be happy to help you move." make (a) nonsense of (something) To treat something serious or important in a silly or ridiculous manner; to make a mockery of something. The candidate has been making a nonsense of the whole political process, but for some reason many voters feel that that is just what's needed. I don't appreciate you making nonsense of this class with your rude remarks and obnoxious behavior. make nonsense of something to make something appear to be silly or nonsensical. You are just making nonsense of everything I have tried to do. Your statement makes nonsense of everything you have said before. no nonsense without any tricks, deceit, or wasting of time. (Hyphenated before nominals.) Let's have no nonsense while we are rehearsing the presentation! Elton is a no-nonsense kind of guy. stuff and nonsense foolishness; foolish talk. Come on! Don't give me all that stuff and nonsense! I don't understand this book. It's all stuff and nonsense as far as I am concerned. stuff and nonsense Utter foolishness or absurdity, as in Stuff and nonsense, of course I can pack a suitcase. Often used as an interjection, this idiom employs stuff in the sense of "rubbish." It was first recorded in 1749. make nonsense (or a nonsense) of reduce the value of something to a ridiculous degree. a load of (old) ˈrubbish, ˈnonsense, etc. (informal) nonsense; worthless: Don’t bother to watch that film. It’s a load of old rubbish. make (a) ˈnonsense of something reduce the value of something by a lot; make something seem ridiculous: If people can bribe police officers, it makes a complete nonsense of the legal system. stuff and ˈnonsense (spoken, old-fashioned) used to say that you think something is not true or stupid: A hotel for the night? Stuff and nonsense! You’re staying here with us.
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