humbug
/ˈhʌm.bʌɡ/翻译: 指欺骗性的或虚假的言语、行为或信念;也指用来骗人或误导人的东西。, 动词,指欺骗、误导,或向某人灌输虚假的说法或胡言乱语。
词语关系
noun
/ˈhʌm.bʌɡ/Существительное, обозначающее обманчивые или ложные разговоры, поведение или убеждения; нечто, предназначенное для обмана или введения в заблуждение.
Sustantivo que denota discursos, comportamientos o creencias engañosos o falsos; algo destinado a engañar o inducir a error, o también una tontería o farsa.
Nom désignant des discours, comportements ou croyances trompeurs ou faux ; quelque chose de destiné à tromper ou à induire en erreur. Peut aussi désigner une absurdité ou une fausseté présentée comme sérieuse.
Substantiv, das betrügerische oder falsche Reden, Verhalten oder Überzeugungen bezeichnet; etwas, das dazu dient, zu täuschen oder irrezuführen.
Substantivo que designa conversa, comportamento ou crenças enganosas ou falsas; algo destinado a enganar ou iludir.
指欺骗性的或虚假的言语、行为或信念;也指用来骗人或误导人的东西。
اسم يدل على الكلام أو السلوك أو المعتقدات الكاذبة أو المضللة؛ شيء يُقصد به الخداع أو التضليل.
A noun referring to deceptive or false talk, behavior, or beliefs; something intended to deceive or mislead.
Deception or nonsenseB2informal
Something intended to deceive or mislead; nonsense or hypocrisy.
Обман или чепуха
Engaño o disparate
Tromperie ou absurdité
Betrug oder Unsinn
Engano ou bobagem
欺骗或胡说
خداع أو هراء
- His promises turned out to be pure humbug.
- The politician's speech was full of humbug.
- Don't believe that humbug about easy money.
同义词baloneybunkclaptrapdeceptionflimflamfraudhoaxhypocrisynonsensepretenseshamtrickery
A type of candyB1informalbritish
A hard, striped mint-flavored candy, often associated with Christmas.
Мятная конфета
Caramelo de menta rayado
Bonbon à la menthe strié
Pfefferminzbonbon
Bala de hortelã
薄荷硬糖
حلوى النعناع
- She bought a bag of humbugs from the sweet shop.
- Grandpa always keeps a humbug in his pocket.
- The children enjoyed the traditional humbug candies.
A hypocritical personC1formal
A person who pretends to have moral standards they do not actually follow.
Лицемер
Hipócrita
hypocrite
Heuchler
Hipócrita
伪君子
منافق
- He was exposed as a humbug who preached honesty but lied constantly.
- The character in the novel is a classic humbug.
- She called him a humbug for his double standards.
- humbugs plural form
- humbugs' possessive plural form
- humbug's possessive singular form
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verb
/ˈhʌm.bʌɡ/Глагол, означающий обманывать, вводить в заблуждение или навязывать кому-либо ложные предлоги или бессмыслицу.
Verbo que significa engañar, inducir a error o imponer a alguien pretextos falsos o disparates.
Verbe signifiant tromper, induire en erreur ou imposer à quelqu'un de faux prétextes ou des absurdités.
Verb, das bedeutet, jemanden zu täuschen, irrezuführen oder ihm etwas vorzumachen bzw. Unsinn zu erzählen.
Verbo que significa enganar, iludir ou impor a alguém falsos pretextos ou tolices.
动词,指欺骗、误导,或向某人灌输虚假的说法或胡言乱语。
فعل يعني خداع شخص ما أو تضليله أو إيهامه بأمور كاذبة أو فرض كلام فارغ عليه.
A verb meaning to deceive, trick, or impose upon someone with false pretenses or nonsense.
Deceive or trickC1informalbritish
To deceive someone by pretending or by using false statements.
Обманывать
Engañar o estafar
Tromper ou duper
Täuschen
Enganar
欺骗
خداع
- He tried to humbug the old lady into buying a fake painting.
- The salesman humbugged the customer with false promises.
- Don't let them humbug you with their clever talk.
同义词bamboozlecheatdeceivedeludedupefoolhoaxhoodwinkmisleadswindletrick
Pretend or bluffC1informalbritish
To act in a way that is not genuine, often to avoid a situation or to impress.
Притворяться или блефовать
Engañar o fingir
Bluffer, faire semblant
Vortäuschen oder bluffen
Fingir ou blefar
假装或虚张声势
التظاهر أو المخادعة
- He humbugged his way through the interview without real qualifications.
- She humbugged about being sick to skip the meeting.
- They humbugged the audience with a fake magic trick.
- humbugged past participle
- humbugged past simple
- humbugging present participle
- humbugs third person singular