gobbledygook

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动词现在分词: gobbling

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动词过去式: gobbled | 动词过去分词: gobbled | 动词现在分词: gobbling | 动词第三人称单数: gobbles |

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Gobbledygook:(informal) complicated language that is difficult to understand, especially when used in official documents

(尤其用于正式文件中的)令人费解的文字,官样文章

If a picture is worth a thousand words, a digital camera is worth10,000 pages of jargon, double-talk and indecipherable optical gobbledygook, as you'll quickly discover when you start shopping for one.

如果一张照片抵得上一千字，那么当你开始选购一架数码相机时，你很快会发现：一架数码相机简直就相当于一万页行话连篇、涩难懂的光学官样文章。

Of course, those words are gobbledygook on the whole.

这些话自然是官样文章。

No one likes to read or listen to government gobbledygook.

没有人喜欢读或听政府的官样文章。

That gobbledygook is code for something different: a wish to maximise the parliament's clout in future fights with the commission and the 27 national governments.

那份官样文章暗示着某种变化，那是一个期望，就是在未来同欧盟委员会和27国政府的斗争中将议会的影响力最大化。

So, when the dishonest politician wants to hornswoggle the public with a boondoggle, he usually explains things in gobbledygook.

所以，当不诚实的政客想用“无价值的琐事”去“哄骗”群众时，他通常会用“官样文章”来敷衍。

gobbledygook

n.官样文章,费解啰嗦的语言 =gobbledegook

There is a gobbledygook of buried expenses and fees.Inappropriate benchmarks.Blended returns.Incomprehensible.

不过，在他们的个人帐户上，从来见不到一只他们自己吹得天花乱坠的股票。

Fairly recently someone invented the word "gobbledygook.

不久前，有人造出了gobbledygook(“官样文章”)一词。