gobbledygook

基本解釋

His pen sometimes runs away with him: it is silly to call a language “gobbledygook” (as he terms Estonian) just because you don’t understand it.
用“官樣文章”（當(dāng)他用愛(ài)沙尼亞語(yǔ)時(shí)）來(lái)組織語(yǔ)言是非常愚蠢的，因?yàn)楸旧砭蜎](méi)理解它是什么意思。
But then Mr Cameron is not that sort of Tory (see article). Beneath his modernising glitz and occasional new-age gobbledygook, he is an old-fashioned, pragmatic gradualist.
不過(guò)，卡梅倫先生可不是以前的托利黨，除了在現(xiàn)代化下的光環(huán)，和偶爾新時(shí)代的官樣文章，他還是一個(gè)守舊的，注重實(shí)效的激進(jìn)主義者。
That gobbledygook is code for something different: a wish to maximise the parliament’s clout in future fights with the commission and the 27 national governments.
那份官樣文章暗示著某種變化，那是一個(gè)期望，就是在未來(lái)同歐盟委員會(huì)和27國(guó)政府的斗爭(zhēng)中將議會(huì)的影響力最大化。

Just consider the latest hoax infecting news feeds, the one where users posted legalistic gobbledygook declaring self-protective personal copyright protection.
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Nearly every profession has its own jargon, those words and phrases that can come across as gobbledygook to the untrained ear.
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Described in typical industry gobbledygook as a "multistrategy, market-neutral arbitrage" fund, SRI eked out a net 0.07% return its first six months.
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If you describe a speech or piece of writing as gobbledygook, you are criticizing it for seeming like nonsense and being very technical or complicated.