guff
英 [ɡʌf]
美 [ɡʌf]
n. 胡思乱想; 胡说八道; 愚蠢的想法; 蠢话
BNC.37000 / COCA.34371
牛津词典
noun
- 胡思乱想；胡说八道；愚蠢的想法；蠢话
ideas or talk that you think are stupid
柯林斯词典
- 胡说八道；胡扯；傻话
If you say that what someone has said or written isguff, you think that it is nonsense.
英英释义
noun
双语例句
- Wow, that vice president guy can sure dish out the guff!
哇，那位副总统肯定又滔滔不绝地讲一大堆废话。 - Don't listen to their guff about wanting to see you again.
别听他们的什么希望再见到你的鬼话。 - But if they thought her schedule was busy, why did they think she would have time to read so much guff?
但是如果他们真的觉得她的日程排得很紧，又凭什么认为她有时间来读这么多废话呢？ - According to Bowser, Williams "took no guff" from Almond or Almond's chief of staff.
按鲍尔斯的说法，威廉姆斯根本不与阿蒙德及阿蒙德的参谋长“瞎扯蛋”。 - Maybe it is necessary to treat grown-up staff like babies because, contrary to any We-Act-Wisely guff, all office workers act remarkably unwisely when it comes to travel. Everyone travels far more than makes sense – except perhaps to airlines and hotels.
把成年的员工当作婴儿一样对待或许是必要的，因为，与我们行事明智之类的废话恰恰相反，在出差这件事上，所有坐办公室的上班族都表现得很不明智。 - Thus my first award in the 2010 Management Guff Awards is a brand new category for Daft New Names for Common Nouns.
因此，2010年度管理废话奖的首个奖项是一个崭新的奖项：冠以普通名词愚蠢的新名奖。 - I've never heard so much guff!
我从未听到过这么多的胡说八道！ - Most of what he said was just a load of guff.
他说的大多数话只不过是一堆废话。 - Tragicomically, the study found that bosses often believe their own guff, even if their underlings do not.
令人哭笑不得的是，调查显示，不管下属们信不信老板说的废话，反正老板们自己信了。 - Modern headhunters spout as much guff as management consultants, but without the excuse.
现代猎头的废话像管理顾问一样多，但他们没有借口。