blarney

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishblarneyblar‧ney /ˈblɑːni $ -ɑːr-/ noun [uncountable] informal PERSUADEpleasant but untrue things that you say to someone in order to trick or persuade themExamples from the Corpusblarney• Granted, the casual observer may dismiss this as impenetrable blarney.• No more fuss or palaver; no more mush or blarney.Origin blarney (1700-1800) Blarney Stone, large piece of stone in Blarney Castle, Ireland which is said to give skill in flattery to people who kiss it

单词	blarney
释义	blarney From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishblarneyblar‧ney /ˈblɑːni $ -ɑːr-/ noun [uncountable] informal PERSUADEpleasant but untrue things that you say to someone in order to trick or persuade themExamples from the Corpusblarney• Granted, the casual observer may dismiss this as impenetrable blarney.• No more fuss or palaver; no more mush or blarney.Origin blarney (1700-1800) Blarney Stone, large piece of stone in Blarney Castle, Ireland which is said to give skill in flattery to people who kiss it
随便看	I must say I nearly died could have died I nearly died/I could have died I nearly fainted I nearly I could have died I nearly/almost fainted I need hardly remind etc I need hardly say etc I need hardly say/tell/remind etc I need hardly tell etc I never I never knew I never knew (that) I never knew that I object I only hope I only wish I only wish I knew I only wish/hope I ought to know I owe you i Pod I pray thee I pray to God I promise you