claptrap

n.

讨好的言语或行为；

adj.

应景的，讨好的；

1. Don't believe that political claptrap.
   不要相信政客说的空话。
2. The story means that, speculation and claptrap will only lead to failure.
   这个故事带给我们的反思就是：投机取巧、哗众取宠的人注定要吃苦头。
3. What a load of claptrap!
   废话真多！

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