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bunkum的音標是["b??k?m],意思是謊言;廢話。
基本翻譯為“廢話”時,通常用于表示對某人所說的話不以為然或不屑一顧。速記技巧可以考慮使用縮寫形式“b.u.n.”和“k.m.”來表示。同時,可以結合語境使用,例如“這個bunkum我早就知道了”表示“這個廢話我早就知道了”。
Bunkum這個詞源于英語,它的詞源可以追溯到美洲原住民的土話,意為“廢話”。這個詞在英語中通常用來形容空洞、無意義或夸大的言論。
變化形式:名詞形式通常為bunkum或bunk,而形容詞形式為bunkular。
相關單詞:
1. Bunkhouse:指供工人或囚犯住宿的棚屋,其詞源可以追溯到bunkum,表示廢話或空話,因此這個詞也帶有虛假的、不真實的意思。
2. Bunkum-talk:指空洞無意義的言論,通常用來形容夸大其詞、言過其實的言論。
3. Bunkum-box:指虛假的、不真實的東西,通常用來形容那些空洞、無意義或夸大的言論。
4. Bunkum-cracker:指夸大其詞、言過其實的人,通常用來形容那些喜歡說大話、吹牛的人。
5. Bunk-up:指假裝或虛假的做法,通常用來形容那些為了達到某種目的而采取的手段或方法。
6. Bunk-up-talk:指空洞無意義的言論或話語,通常用來形容那些沒有實質內容、只是為了吸引注意力的言論。
7. Bunk-a-bunk:指虛假的、不真實的東西或人,通常用來形容那些不值得信任或不誠實的人。
8. Bunk-a-bunk-talk:指空洞無意義的言論或話語,通常用來形容那些沒有實質內容、只是為了欺騙或誤導他人的言論。
9. Bunk-buster:指揭露謊言或虛假信息的人,通常用來形容那些敢于挑戰謊言、揭露真相的人。
10. Bunk-buster-talk:指揭露謊言或虛假信息的言論或話語,通常用來形容那些敢于挑戰謊言、捍衛真相的人。
常用短語:
1. nonsense
2. bunkum
3. rubbish
4. hogwash
5. balderdash
6. flapdoodle
7. to talk nonsense
雙語例句:
1. Don"t believe everything he says, it"s complete bunkum!
2. I"m sick of listening to all this rubbish about the new product.
3. His claims are hogwash, I"ve checked the facts and they don"t add up.
4. She"s always talking nonsense, it"s so annoying!
5. He"s full of balderdash, he"s never going to succeed.
6. We all know that the facts speak for themselves, there"s no need to invent flapdoodle to explain the situation.
7. He"s always trying to make sense of things that are nonsense, it"s a waste of time.
英文小作文:
The importance of being rational in decision-making
In today"s fast-paced and ever-changing world, it is essential to make rational decisions that are grounded in reality and evidence. We often encounter situations where people make decisions based on emotions or personal biases, resulting in flawed or incorrect choices. Therefore, it is crucial to avoid nonsense, bunkum, and balderdash in our decision-making processes and instead rely on facts and logic.
By being rational, we can avoid falling for false promises or claims that are simply hogwash or flapdoodle. Instead, we can approach situations with an open mind and use evidence-based reasoning to make informed decisions that are in our best interests. This approach will help us avoid making mistakes and will lead us down the path to success and happiness.
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