gibberish 的定义
- meaningless or unintelligible talk or writing.
- talk or writing containing many obscure, pretentious, or technical words.
gibberish 近义词
nonsense talk
gibberish 的近义词 18 个
- babble
- drivel
- balderdash
- blather
- chatter
- claptrap
- gobbledygook
- hocus-pocus
- jabber
- jargon
- palaver
- prattle
- scat
- twaddle
- blah-blah
- double talk
- mumbo jumbo
- yammer
gibberish 的反义词 1 个
更多gibberish例句
- The rhythmic, repetitive “ba-ba-ba’s” and “ga-ga-ga’s” of human infants may sound like gibberish, but they are necessary exploratory steps toward learning how to talk.
- Depending on which blocks you take out, you can get multiple words, or complete gibberish.
- It’s hard to explain my life to him, because all my gripes seem like gibberish.
- Because one of his books was written in an incomprehensible code, some have thought the word gibberish was derived from Jabir.
- When a clerk at the receiving end set her Enigma to the same starting position and typed the gibberish, the original text appeared.
- All Facebook will see is cyphertext—the mathematical gibberish computers generate to thwart spying eyes.
- She said some more gibberish, and then refused the statuette from presenter Roger Moore.
- He ranted and raved in gibberish, always talking about himself, but was also very intelligent.
- What can be a monologue about class and social-climbing to women can be near gibberish to men.
- As I said, the mainstream media will fall for this gibberish.
- But when he tried to express the cooperative impulse that stirred within him, his noises became gibberish.
- Now used generally for a spell or conjuring word: mere gibberish.
- At the sound of his approach a woman came running to the door, shrieking for assistance in a Mexican gibberish.
- When among strangers, they elude inquiries respecting their peculiar language, calling it Gibberish.
- They're long strings of mathematical gibberish, and they have an almost magic property.