| 释义 | claptrap I. \ˈ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷\ noun
 Etymology: clap (I) + trap
 : literature or other expression that attempts to convince or gain applause, credit, or recognition by the use of cheap, empty, or meretricious means : pretentious nonsense : trash
 < speeches full of claptrap >
 < claptrap selling as science fiction >
 II. adjective
 : characterized by or suggestive of claptrap especially in showiness of a cheap nature, spiritual emptiness, or poor technique
 < claptrap eloquence >
 < claptrap sentiment >
 < a claptrap plot >
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