Pack of lies Meaning in English

expression

US

PAK-uhv-LYZ

UK

PAK-ov-LYZ

التعريف

A group or series of lies that are told together, especially when all the statements are untrue.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

This phrase is always negative and accusatory. Often used to strongly reject a story or claim. Commonly said as 'That's a pack of lies.' It is informal and can sound harsh or emotional.

• Spanish: montón de mentiras - sarta de mentiras
• Portuguese (BR): monte de mentiras - história cheia de mentiras
• Portuguese (PT): monte de mentiras - história cheia de mentiras
• Chinese (Simplified): 一派谎言 - 全都是谎话
• Chinese (Traditional): 一派謊言 - 全都是謊話
• Hindi: झूठ का पुलिंदा
• Arabic: مجموعة أكاذيب - كومة أكاذيب
• Bengali: সম্পূর্ণ মিথ্যা - মিথ্যার পুঞ্জ
• Russian: сплошная ложь - нагромождение лжи
• Japanese: 真っ赤な嘘 - でたらめの集まり
• Vietnamese: một mớ lời dối trá
• Korean: 새빨간 거짓말 - 거짓말 투성이
• Turkish: tamamen yalan - yalanlar bütünü
• Urdu: جھوٹ کا پلندہ - سراسر جھوٹ
• Indonesian: kumpulan kebohongan - serangkaian kebohongan

جمل نموذجية

Everything he said was a pack of lies.

basic

This story is just a pack of lies.

basic

Don't believe him; that's a pack of lies.

basic

When she heard his excuse, she knew it was a pack of lies.

natural

You expect me to fall for that pack of lies? Not a chance!

natural

Politicians sometimes give us a pack of lies during their campaigns.

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