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malarkey
UK
/məˈlɑː.ki/
US
/məˈlɑːr.ki/
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malarkey
noun
чепуха
All that talk about ghosts is just a bunch of malarkey.
Всё это разговоры о призраках — просто чепуха.
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ерунда
вздор
Synonyms
rubbish
bunk
twaddle
drivel
gibberish
balderdash
nonsense
malarkey
adjective
UK
/məˈlɑː.ki/
US
/məˈlɑːr.ki/
Used attributively to modify another noun, meaning ‘nonsensical’ or ‘insincere’.
Definitions
malarkey
noun
Nonsense; foolish talk or ideas.
The politician dismissed the rumors as pure malarkey.
Speech or writing intended to mislead, impress, or obscure the truth; bunk.
His campaign promises turned out to be nothing but patriotic malarkey.
malarkey
adjective
Attributive. Nonsensical, insincere, or empty in content.
The committee quickly shelved his malarkey proposal.
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