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Перевод: balderdash

[существительное]
вздор ; галиматья ; белиберда

Тезаурус:

1. " Funicul, funicul ", all that sort of balderdash.
2. We in turn suggested that his story was a load of balderdash, or words to that effect, and a charitable wager was struck.
3. It was all the usual Maranello balderdash and came down, basically, to the inflated notions Ferrari had of his own importance.
4. So I think the people who say, "Oh, he's gone down the Swanee, he's talking pop, or he's writing children's books, or he's waving his hands on television," balderdash as far as they're concerned, I think they're, they're just being very stupid.
5. What on earth can that superb balderdash mean, especially to a villager in India or Tanzania even if it was translated into Hindi or Swahili?
6. Mr Ingham blusters and inveighs against the perfidious press at the drop of a hat - any story using the words "bunkum and balderdash" as part of a denial are certainly based on his remarks - largely because they do not always print what he wishes to see.
7. Balderdash!
8. Even Mrs Thatcher felt obliged to dismiss talk of plots against her as "bunkum and balderdash" and to reaffirm her commitment to lead the party into the next election.
9. But, to quote one of Maggie's very own good and faithful servants: "Bunkum and Balderdash."
10. or balderdash