| 单词 | 哗众取宠 |
| 释义 | 〔claptrap〕Pretentious, insincere, or empty language.See Synonyms at bombast 哗众取宠的空话：华而不实的、庸俗的或空洞的语言 参见 bombast〔gallery〕accused the administration of playing to the gallery on the defense issue.指控行政机关在国防议题中哗众取宠〔bombast〕"I hate . . . that air/Of claptrap, which your recent poets prize" (Byron). “我憎恨…这种哗众取宠的氛围，而你们这些诗人却追求这些” （拜伦）。〔sensationalism〕Interest in or the effect of such subject matter.哗众取宠，危言耸听：由耸人听闻的题材所产生的兴趣或效果〔bunkum〕After Buncombe , a county of western North Carolina, from a remark made around 1820 by its congressman, who felt obligated to give a dull speech "for Buncombe" 源自 邦康比 ，北卡罗来纳州西部一县，源自1820年国会的短评，他们认为有必要做一次枯燥的“哗众取宠”演说 〔grandstand〕To perform ostentatiously so as to impress an audience.哗众取宠：为引起观众注意而炫耀似地表演〔bunkum〕Empty or insincere talk; claptrap.空话，废话；哗众取宠的言语〔razzmatazz〕A flashy action or display intended to bewilder, confuse, or deceive.哗众取宠：希望能欺骗，迷糊或弄晕别人的惹人耳目的行为或展览 |
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