单词	smoke and mirrors
释义	English Business smoke and mirrorsnoun [ plural ] uk/ˌsməʊk ən ˈmɪr.əz/us/ˌsmoʊk ən ˈmɪr.ɚz/mainly US Something that is described as smoke and mirrors is intended to make you believe that something is being done or is true, when it is not: The new budget isn't smoke and mirrors; it's an honest attempt to reduce the deficit. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Creating a distraction distract distraction diversion divert escape mind put put sb off (sth) *put sb off their* stride idiom put sb off their stride/stroke idiom sidetrack stride subject take** take sb out of himself/herself take sb's mind off sth idiom smoke and mirrorsnoun [ plural ] ukus an explanation or description that is not true or not complete and is used to hide the truth about a situation: Even allowing for the smoke and mirrors, offers such as half-price cornflakes and 40% off washing powder look serious.
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