guff
guff — 名詞
1. remarks, writing, or claims that are completely silly, untrue, or meaningless —
廢話;胡扯
愚蠢無意義的言論或文字
remarks, writing, or claims that are completely silly, untrue, or meaningless — so unimportant that they do not deserve serious attention.
Amara read the email and said, 'This is complete guff — none of it is true.'
Amara 讀完那封電子郵件後說:「這完全是胡扯——沒有一句是真的。」
uncountable: 'complete guff' with no article
Kwame ignored the customer's guff about the phone being faulty and tested it himself.
Kwame 不理會顧客關於手機有問題的廢話,自己動手測試了一遍。
possessive determiner + guff + about [topic]
Sofia rolled her eyes when Omar started spouting guff about getting rich without working.
Sofia 翻了個白眼,因為 Omar 又開始鬼扯不工作就能致富的鬼話。
collocation: spout guff
The reviewer called the book 'a load of pretentious guff' and gave it one star.
那位書評家稱這本書為「一堆裝模作樣的廢話」,只給了一顆星評價。
collocation: a load of guff
- a load of guff
- spout guff
- talk guff
- all that guff about
- complete guff
- pretentious guff
- nonsense
the most common and neutral alternative; wider register range
- rubbish
chiefly British; similar informality and emphasis on worthlessness
- baloney
American informal; suggests playful disbelief rather than outright contempt
- bunk
dated informal; often used in 'bunkum' or 'bunk' for empty political talk
文法句型
a load of guff
be guff about [topic]
用法筆記
Uncountable noun — never used as 'a guff' or 'guffs'. Frequently appears in the phrase 'a load of guff' or paired with verbs like 'spout', 'talk', 'write' that suggest producing worthless content.