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tarradiddle

/ˈtær.əˌdɪd.əl/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa una mentira leve o invención, así como un discurso o escrito pretencioso, tonto o sin sentido.

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noun

C2formalcommon/ˈtær.əˌdɪd.əl/

A noun referring to a trivial lie or fib, or alternatively to pretentious, silly, or nonsensical talk or writing.

  • 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa una mentira leve o invención, así como un discurso o escrito pretencioso, tonto o sin sentido.
  1. A trivial lie C2 informal british

    A small, unimportant falsehood; a fib.

    • He told a tarradiddle about why he was late.
    • She was caught in a harmless tarradiddle.
    • Children sometimes tell tarradiddles to avoid trouble.

    🇪🇸mentirijilla

    Sinónimos: fabricationfalsehoodfibprevaricationstorytaleuntruthwhite lie

    Antónimos: facttruthverity

  2. Pretentious or silly talk C2 informal british

    Nonsensical, pompous, or foolish speech or writing.

    • The article was full of tarradiddle and empty promises.
    • His speech was dismissed as mere tarradiddle.
    • Don't listen to his tarradiddle; he doesn't know what he's talking about.

    🇪🇸Pamplina, disparate

    Sinónimos: balderdashblatherbunkumclaptrapdrivelfolderolgibberishhumbugmalarkeynonsensepoppycocktwaddle

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