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snow job

/ˈsnəʊ dʒɒb/

翻译: 非正式表达,指用夸大或不真诚的言辞来欺骗、奉承或说服别人,常为了回避直接回答或掩盖错误。

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/ˈsnəʊ dʒɒb/C1slangamerican
  • zh非正式表达,指用夸大或不真诚的言辞来欺骗、奉承或说服别人,常为了回避直接回答或掩盖错误。

An informal expression referring to an attempt to deceive, flatter, or persuade someone with exaggerated or insincere talk, often to avoid giving a direct answer or to cover up a mistake.

  1. Deceptive persuasionC1slangamerican

    An attempt to deceive or persuade someone by flattery, exaggeration, or lies.

    zh欺骗性劝说

    • He gave me a snow job about his qualifications, but I knew he was lying.
    • The salesman's pitch was a complete snow job; the car was a wreck.
    • Don't believe a word of it; it's just a snow job to get you to invest.