bullshit

• Nom désignant des propos ou un comportement inacceptables, absurdes ou destinés à tromper, souvent considérés comme vulgaires ou grossiers.

A noun referring to unacceptable, nonsensical, or deliberately misleading behavior or statements, often considered vulgar or obscene.

indénombrable

1. Nonsense or false statementsB2informal

   Statements or ideas that are deliberately false, exaggerated, or meaningless.

   Foutaises, balivernes

   • Don't listen to his bullshit about getting rich quick.
   • The politician's speech was full of bullshit.
   • I can't stand all this bullshit in the meeting.

   Synonymesbaloneybunkclaptrapdrivelgarbagehogwashhooeymalarkeynonsensepoppycockrubbishtwaddle

   Antonymesfacttruthverity

2. Unacceptable behaviorB2informal

   Behavior that is unfair, dishonest, or annoying.

   Comportement inacceptable

   • I'm tired of dealing with his bullshit at work.
   • She won't put up with any bullshit from her employees.
   • That's just bullshit; he should have told the truth.

   Synonymescrapgarbagehorseshitnonsenserubbish

   Antonymesdecencyfairnesshonestypropriety

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de dire des absurdités, d'exagérer ou de tromper quelqu'un avec des affirmations vantardes ou mensongères.

A verb used to express the act of talking nonsense, exaggerating, or deceiving someone with boastful or false statements.

1. Speak insincerely or without regard for facts or truthsC1informal

   To talk in a way that is deliberately misleading, exaggerated, or false, often to impress or deceive.

   débiter des mensonges

   • He's always bullshitting about his achievements.
   • Stop bullshitting me and tell me the truth.
   • They bullshitted their way through the interview.

   Synonymesblatherbluffdeceivedistortembellishequivocateexaggeratefabricatefibliemisleadoverstateprevaricatespinwaffle

   Antonymesinformsubstantiateverify