buncombe单词基本解析:
n.<美口>废话,空谈,(欺骗选民的)演说n. 讨人欢心的演说, 废话, 空谈=bunkum
n.废话,空谈,(欺骗选民的)演说;
buncombe变化用词:
动词过去式: buncoed/bunkoed | 动词过去分词: buncoed/bunkoed | 动词现在分词: buncoing/bunkoing | 动词第三人称单数: buncos/bunkos |
buncombe英英释义:
Noun1. unacceptable behavior (especially ludicrously false statements)
名词 buncombe:
unacceptable behavior (especially ludicrously false statements)
同义词:bunk, bunkum, guff, rot, hogwash
buncombe[ 'bʌŋkəm ]n.unacceptable behavior (especially ludicrously false statements)
同义词:bunkbunkumguffrothogwash
buncombe中文词源:
buncombe用法和例句:
buncombe
In the middle of the discussion a member from Buncombe County, North Carolina, arose and started a long, dull, and completely irrelevant talk.
中讨论的一个成员废话县,北卡罗莱纳州,出现并开始了漫长,枯燥,完全不相干的交谈。
speak for buncombe
作讨好选民的演说
Western North Carolina Nature Center. - Information about this facility of Buncombe County Parks and Recreation Services. Exhibits, teacher resources, and programs.
易易工作室-各种在线工具,站长网志,以及多个应用项目。
Finally the speaker apologized with the now famous statement: “I’m talking for buncombe,” which meant, of course, for his constituents in Buncombe which was a county in his district.
最后一位发言者表示道歉与现在著名的声明: “我说的废话, ”这意味着,当然,他的成分废话这是一个县的地区。
After Buncombe , a county of western North Carolina, from a remark made around 820 by its congressman, who felt obligated to give a dull speech .for Buncombe.
源自邦康比,北卡罗来纳州西部一县,源自820年国会的短评,他们认为有必要做一次枯燥的.哗众取宠.演说
用作名词(n.)In the middle of the discussion a member from Buncombe County, North Carolina, arose and started a long, dull, and completely irrelevant talk.
中讨论的一个成员废话县,北卡罗莱纳州,出现并开始了漫长,枯燥,完全不相干的交谈。