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| 释义 | 故弄玄虚 辨形“玄”，不能写作“弦”。 辨形“玄”，不能写作“弦”。 歇后语诸葛亮焚香操琴 法文jouer des toursmystifier des gens par des choses simples 俄文нарóчно запутывать 德文etwas mit Absicht mysteriǒs machen mystifizieren 【注意】含贬义。 反义词 Pretentious ideas about business will be in retreat. Pakistan accused India of point- scoring. Several former executives described Skinner as having no tolerance for bureaucratic double talk, one noting that he has a“good crap detector.” THE French have tended to confront their record under Nazi occupation with a mixture of denial, silence and myth. Overall optimum, according to this transformational view, requires simply summing or a seemingly more sophisticated simulating many iterations of the individual optimizations. Classic culture and art have been replaced by tawdry mystifications, exotic rites and vacation photos. No educated guesses' about what to do or chart reading. Mr Miliband called mysteriously for anyone who“ contributes to their community” to have priority access to council housing. Those who do not appreciate the prose tradition find it mystifying because there is nothing functional about it. However, another fascinating question, hitherto absent from the current palaver, may prove more tractable. Mr. Stone said he and Mr. Parker wanted their“ South Park” episode to satirize the verbal complexity of“ Inception.” He said that he was explaining some abstruse philosophy. But to me he was only trying to stir up a storm in a teacup and mystifying things. They noted the lack of outcry when a columnist declared that, for Catholics, “ doublespeak and duplicity are second nature”. I have asked some of the wandering monks, and those who everlastingly say, God is, you have only to look, and those who become mysterious and offer some method. The story about him having a car was just a charade. He only wanted to impress us he uses a bike. However, another fascinating question,【 hitherto absent from the current palaver, 】 may prove more tractable. The dedicated psychologist of sex was no sophisticate, but a square. We are called many things, but“confusing” and“ incomprehensible” are not among the most common. Once they knew what was going on, they were much better at catching inserted errors, but still tended to take credit when the computer fixed a mistake. I’ve been looking at what self- proclaimed experts were saying about unemployment during the Great Depression; it was almost identical to what Very Serious People are saying now. |
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