Malarkey Meaning in English

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التعريف

Malarkey means silly talk, lies, or nonsense. It refers to something that is not true or is exaggerated, often to deceive or distract.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Malarkey' is informal and often used to dismiss something as silly or untrue. Similar to 'nonsense,' but more playful or old-fashioned; often heard in American English. Not used in formal writing.

• Spanish: tonterías - patrañas
• Portuguese (BR): bobagem - conversa fiada
• Portuguese (PT): disparate - treta
• Chinese (Simplified): 胡说八道 - 废话
• Chinese (Traditional): 胡說八道 - 廢話
• Hindi: बकवास
• Arabic: هراء - كلام فارغ
• Bengali: বাজে কথা - ফালতু কথা
• Russian: чепуха - ерунда - вздор
• Japanese: でたらめ - たわごと
• Vietnamese: nhảm nhí - vớ vẩn
• Korean: 허튼소리 - 헛소리
• Turkish: zırva - saçmalık
• Urdu: بکواس - فضول بات
• Indonesian: omong kosong - omong-omong

جمل نموذجية

That's a lot of malarkey.

basic

I don't believe that malarkey.

basic

He said he'd pay me back, but I think it's just more malarkey.

natural

Stop talking malarkey.

basic

All that stuff about the ghosts in the house is just malarkey.

natural

Come on, you expect me to fall for that kind of malarkey?

natural