bunkum如何读

英:[ˈbʌŋkəm]

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bunkum是什么意思

  • n.废话
  • =buncombe.

bunkum英英释义

  • n.unacceptable behavior (especially ludicrously false statements)

bunkum词源中文解释

Buncombe 的变体 (参见 bunk (n.2)).

bunkum词源英文解释

Buncombe county, North Carolina; from a remark made by its congressman, who defended an irrelevant speech by claiming that he was speaking to Buncombe

The first known use of bunkum was in 1838

bunkum 例句

1 One person’s road to the transcendent is another’s dusty dogma or New Age bunkum.

2 Rudd, who faces a general election later this year, had rejected the miners' claims that they would be driven out of Australia as "balderdash" and "bunkum".

3 You think it's all bunkum that I'm fresh out of Germany, but it isn't.

4 He was very drunk as he stood on the bar opposite me declaiming all this bunkum. 

5 "Travel, don't travel, go by coach, go by plane – but it's all bunkum," he reckoned.

6 Charney insists this is all bunkum and was just an excuse for the board to take the company from him and make money for themselves.

7 Or in his own words - spat out in a Yorkshire growl - "bunkum and balderdash".

8 Given a surfeit of green PR bunkum, it is not easy to know whether they mean what they say.

9 Unfortunately, but somewhat predictably, the press has fallen for Bukele’s bunkum hook, line, and sinker.

10 "I used the title I did," he added, "because I wanted to talk about [bull] without any [bull], so I didn't use 'humbug' or 'bunkum."'

“我坚持用了这个标题,”他补充道,“因为我想不带任何扯淡的谈论扯淡,所以我没用‘欺骗’或者‘废话’。”

11 Reich makes $300,000 a year teaching anti-capitalist bunkum to impressionable young minds — on top of at least $40,000 per hour giving speeches around the country.

12 Buried as it was within the usual blather, bluster and bunkum of President Trump’s daily coronoavirus briefings, Trump’s attack over the weekend on the National Institutes of Health went largely unnoticed.

13 Every fresh speech of Gladstone gives me a fresh seizure, and his last 'bunkum' at Aberdeen has cost me a pint of colchicum.

14 It is pure bunkum and totally unintelligible by normal people ...

15 Brightly lit and filled to their Botox gills with aspirational bunkum, the shows require little by way of mental engagement.

16 And in the ultimate exemplification of how an endless stream of content begets pernicious bunkum, John McPhail’s Dear David is arguably the most brainless release of the year.

17 What a load of bunkum!

18 Yet the blithe premise of Mr Cameron’s decision to call a referendum—that the vote would “clear the air” in the Conservative Party—was always bunkum.

19 Whereby I am at liberty to conclude that there is bunkum in the air.

20 You are getting a great girl now; May you prosper, and keep out of row; Shun bunkum and bawl, All that's shoddy and small, For you're getting a great girl now!

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