humbug

UK
/ˈhʌm.bʌɡ/
US
/ˈhʌm.bʌɡ/
humbugsubstantiv
humbugs
Pl.
UK
/ˈhʌm.bʌɡ/
US
/ˈhʌm.bʌɡ/
Übersetzungen
The salesman was accused of humbug when his product didn't work as advertised.
Продавца обвинили в обмане, когда его продукт не работал, как было заявлено.
He dismissed the rumors as humbug and continued with his work.
Он отверг слухи как чепуху и продолжил свою работу.
The charity turned out to be a humbug, with most of the donations going to the organizers.
Благотворительная организация оказалась мошенничеством, и большая часть пожертвований шла организаторам.
Definitionen
Deceptive or false talk or behavior.
The politician's promises were dismissed as mere humbug by the skeptical public.
A person who behaves in a deceptive or dishonest way.
He was known as a humbug, always trying to trick people into believing his lies.
A hard candy, typically flavored with peppermint.
She offered me a humbug from the jar on her desk.
humbugverb
humbugged
Präteritum
humbugged
Partizip Perfekt
humbugging
Gerundium
UK
/ˈhʌm.bʌɡ/
US
/ˈhʌm.bʌɡ/
Übersetzungen
He tried to humbug the tourists with fake souvenirs.
Он пытался обманывать туристов поддельными сувенирами.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To deceive or trick someone.
He tried to humbug the tourists into buying fake souvenirs.
humbugadjektiv
more humbug
Komp.
most humbug
Super.
Used attributively to qualify a noun with the sense ‘deceptive; bogus’.
Definitionen
Deceptive, false, or insincere; bogus (used attributively).
The board dismissed the plan as a humbug proposal designed to win votes.
humbuginterjektion
Exclamation expressing that something is nonsense or rubbish.
Definitionen
Used to express disbelief, contempt, or dismissal of something regarded as nonsense.
"Humbug!" cried Scrooge, unimpressed by the carolers.