blarney

1 Some employers explain they need workers with a wee bit of blarney.

2 He gave her some blarney about why he was late.

他对她说了一些鬼话来解释他迟到的原因。

3 And, after all, isn’t Ireland the land of embroidered truths, the land of blarney and tall tales that flow as freely as thick dark beer?

4 He is full of blarney.

他满口胡言.

5 Only a fool will believe your blarney.

只有傻瓜才会相信你的花言巧语。

6 My primary form of self-care was the constant generation of blarney.

7 I want none of your blarney.

我不要你们奉承.

8 “Joyride,” a grievously schematic blend of odd-couple comedy and life-affirming road movie, traverses the Irish countryside with a small degree of charm and a boatload of blarney.

9 "Pat would niver permit any crocodile, wid all his blarney, to eat him; and if a crocodile ate Samba, sure Pat would have been the first to come and tell us."

10 Before they sat down Mr. Kerry made the ritual condemnation of the assault on the Jews, composed of equal parts blarney and buncombe, and bravely urged an end to “all incitement and violence.”

11 To influence by blarney; to wheedle with smooth talk; to make or accomplish by blarney.

12 Appropriately enough, the Three Clubs show includes not just tricks and blarney, but a range of performers who would not seem out of place in the Catskills in 1911 — ventriloquists, jugglers, comedians and other magicians.

13 The man known for his charm and Irish blarney — a gift for the gab — was an ardent advocate of stronger U.S.-Canadian relations.

14 And it isn’t blarney either that I’m trying to put upon you.”

15 Blarney Castle ( dating from the 15 th century ) is the site of the Blarney Stone and persuasion.

布拉尼城堡 ( 始于15世纪 ) 是布拉尼石的所在地.

16 His delight in it was transmitted, along with a large measure of Irish blarney, to everyone he met.

17 His Kenwood Book Club suggests that this may be a bit of blarney.

18 Well, of course, Maniac knew that most if not all of that was blarney, and, just to make sure, he watched the ball extra carefully.

19 His own shaggy, rambling manner, and his shabby circumstances, suggest Charles Bukowski, but with more blarney and less compassion.

20 Leprechauns may be considered quintessentially Irish, but research suggests this perception is blarney.

1 胡扯

baloney fiddlesticks jazz bull crap gibberish phooey tommyrot jive blabber excursive tilly-vally poo blather waffle flamdoodle kid excursion fiddle applesauce flam flimflam fiddle-faddle fiddlestick boloney bushwa cagmag bleat blab

2 甜言蜜语

mealymouthed sugar honey soft sawder Spanish money sugary honeyed unctuous blandishments smooth-spoken well-oiled mealy smooth-tongued oenomel goo unction sugariness mealiness sugarplum honey lipped sweet talk

3 谄媚

smooth sugary candied courtly servile honeyed obsequious oleaginous flannel flattery adulation taffy eyewash blandishment creep fawn kowtow bootlick court soap honey flatter soft-soap adulate brownnose toady curry favor with suck up to shine up to lick boots slimy subservient smarmy fulsome unctuous crawl brown-nose be all over toadyish flattering buttery insinuating adulatory insinuatingly blandishments butter incense bootlicking sawder toadyism brownnoser sugariness cringe truckle smarm beslaver blandish soft soap soft sawder

4 拍马屁

taffy toady palaver mullarkey kowtow bootlick kotow soap toadeating lipsalve

5 花言巧语

rhetoric flannel claptrap smooth talk smooth tongue plausible fair-spoken fair slick guiver glib oleaginous jive honey-tongued rhetorical smooth-talking flannelmouthed fanny coax carney flourish

6 恭维话

kidney-pie oil sugar smoke compliment smarm

7 废话

fiddle-de-dee tosh COD squit malarkey crud poppycock tommyrot stuff wind shit trash crap garbage punk cock rubbish blah bullshit fudge rhubarb pap mouthwash cobbler bilge gibberish tripe verbiage hogwash yammer claptrap hokum palaver codswallop flimflam trumpery flummery haver taradiddle twaddle stuff and nonsense

8 欺人之谈

fee-faw-fum

9 哄骗

diddums put-on gag spoof trickery palaver hocus-pocus cozen bamboozle illude trick gull delude cajole wheedle inveigle blandish kid string cheat fool COD jockey humbug lead by the nose take-in shift bob cod wangle sham cog bubble coax dipsy-doodle banter diddle cuitle work take palm con gum intrigue tease bunk lull caress outwit gaff chicane gudgeon cully fleech put the comether on slip one over on come the raw prawn come it play games with

10 奉承话

flattery blandishment sugar flannel oil butter humbug rose water holiday speeches spanish coin snow stroke soap compliment jolly goo

11 奉承

courtship adulation slaver taffy guyver stroke massage romance flatter fawn kowtow toady schmear adulate kiss ass suck up pay court to kiss arse kiss up to fair oily courtly saccharine smarmy obsequious ingratiating oleaginous saponaceous lipsalve court butter flattery smarm soothe lackey blandish flannel palaver gnathonic kiss-ass smooth flattering buttery parasitic soft-spoken insinuative sawder bum-sucker bumsucking grease incense creeping salve sooth greasing buttering gloze bootlick suck crawl crouch soft-soap penny-dog soft-sawder soap jolly caress make fair weather suck up to subservient well-oiled fawning adulatory trucklingly insinuatingly bushwa cringe brown-nose apple-polish beslaver brownnose brown nosing soft sawder

12 劝诱

persuasion blandishment nudge coax cajole

13 胡言乱语

gibberish blather abracadabra balderdash

14 甘言哄诱

blandish