nonsense

中英词典：nonsense

形容词

1. 愚蠢的；荒谬的 - 英国国家语料库 (Corpus of Contemporary American English) 中的例句: - It's all nonsense. - This is complete nonsense. - Collins词典释义：If you say that something spoken or written is nonsense, you mean that it is silly or untrue. 2. 无意义的；毫无根据的 - 英国国家语料库 (Corpus of Contemporary American English) 中的例句: - It's just a load of nonsense. - Don't talk such nonsense! - Collins词典释义：If you say that something spoken or written is nonsense, you mean that it has no meaning or is untrue.

名词

1. 胡说；废话 - 英国国家语料库 (Corpus of Contemporary American English) 中的例句: - Stop talking nonsense. - He's always talking nonsense. - Collins词典释义：If you say that something spoken or written is nonsense, you mean that you consider it to be untrue or silly. 2. 废话；胡扯 - 英国国家语料库 (Corpus of Contemporary American English) 中的例句: - He always talks a lot of nonsense. - She's spouting nonsense again. - Collins词典释义：If you say that something spoken or written is nonsense, you mean that it is foolish or silly.

词语辨析

- nonsense vs. rubbish: 都表示“胡说、废话”，但nonsense更侧重于“荒唐、愚蠢”，而rubbish更侧重于“无价值、毫无意义”。 - nonsense vs. baloney: 都表示“胡说、废话”，但nonsense更常用，而baloney较为口语化，有时用于表示对某人的不满或不信任。

词汇扩充

- blather: 喋喋不休地说，空谈 - claptrap: 胡言乱语，废话 - drivel: 胡言乱语，废话 - gibberish: 咕哝，胡话 - poppycock: 胡说八道，废话

近义词

- rubbish - baloney - blather - claptrap - drivel - gibberish - poppycock

反义词

- sense

柯林斯词典

- nonsense (uncountable noun): If you say that something spoken or written is nonsense, you mean that it is silly or untrue. If you say that someone talks nonsense, you mean that what they are saying is silly or untrue.

牛津词典

- nonsense (noun): Spoken or written words that have no meaning or make no sense.

用法

- Stop talking nonsense! - What you're saying is complete nonsense. - Don't listen to him, he's just talking nonsense. - She dismissed his explanation as nonsense. - The whole idea is nonsense. - He always comes up with some nonsense excuse. - I'm tired of your constant nonsense. - Don't pay attention to their nonsense. - It's time to stop all this nonsense. - I can't believe you fell for that nonsense. - The article was full of nonsense and misinformation. - The politician's speech was nothing but nonsense. - He's a master at talking nonsense. - She's spouting a lot of nonsense again. - I can't stand his nonsense anymore. - You expect me to believe that nonsense? - That's just a load of nonsense! - He's always talking nonsense and making things up. - Stop filling their heads with nonsense. - Please, enough with the nonsense already! Collins Dictionary: - nonsense (n): If you say that something spoken or written is nonsense, you mean that you consider it to be untrue or silly. Oxford Dictionary: - nonsense (n): Spoken or written words that have no meaning or make no sense.