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Definition of hot air in English: hot airnoun mass nouninformal Empty talk that is intended to impress. 〈非正式〉吹牛，（旨在使人印象深刻的）空谈 they dismissed the theory as a load of hot air 他们拒绝接受该理论，认为这只是一堆空谈。 Example sentencesExamples - His promises to subdue the militia in West Timor and restore law and order in Ambon are nothing but hot air.
- The chances of his words amounting to more than hot air look slim indeed.
- But when it came to the crunch, it turned out that the weightless economy was really fuelled by hot air.
- One could hardly fail to see the parallel of two vast but empty projects full of little but hot air and blasted hopes.
- The question for consumers is whether all of this activity signals a big bang leading to lower prices or yet more hot air?
- They think it is all a lot of hot air but we have carried out substantial surveys.
- Like so many of Labour's initiatives, this one too has turned out to be so much hot air.
- If the profs and prophets reckon the balloon's going up, you can guarantee it's not hot air.
- Even its biggest advocates would have to admit that it really is one hell of a lot of hot air blowing slowly round the internet.
- You can expect world leaders to be talking a lot of hot air about climate change today.
- Is it because they are too busy flapping inside and spewing hot air about little Englander issues alone?
- That will require a lot more talking and hopefully not too much hot air.
- At least then he'd have done something for the environment, rather than polluting it with his hot air.
- On the topic of hot air, there were some absolutely jaw dropping quotes heard on the hill today.
- Well, generating all that hot air is thirsty work, and the weekend's here!
- Despite all the poisonous hot air, Clarke failed to increase circulation.
- So all the huffing and puffing from Free TV Australia is just special interest hot air.
- But I'm not afraid to walk away if I think the person offering it is full of hot air.
- Women talking are doing more than just filling the environment with hot air.
- He is just full of himself, no lecture notes no real guidance and just lots of hot air.
Synonyms rubbish, balderdash, gibberish, claptrap, blarney, guff, blather, blether nonsense, rubbish, empty talk, wind, froth, blarney, blather, blether, claptrap, moonshine, drivel, balderdash, gibberish
Definition of hot air in US English: hot airnounˌhäd ˈe(ə)rˌhɑd ˈɛ(ə)r informal Empty talk that is intended to impress. 〈非正式〉吹牛，（旨在使人印象深刻的）空谈 they dismissed the theory as a load of hot air 他们拒绝接受该理论，认为这只是一堆空谈。 Example sentencesExamples - But when it came to the crunch, it turned out that the weightless economy was really fuelled by hot air.
- Like so many of Labour's initiatives, this one too has turned out to be so much hot air.
- So all the huffing and puffing from Free TV Australia is just special interest hot air.
- One could hardly fail to see the parallel of two vast but empty projects full of little but hot air and blasted hopes.
- His promises to subdue the militia in West Timor and restore law and order in Ambon are nothing but hot air.
- Is it because they are too busy flapping inside and spewing hot air about little Englander issues alone?
- But I'm not afraid to walk away if I think the person offering it is full of hot air.
- Even its biggest advocates would have to admit that it really is one hell of a lot of hot air blowing slowly round the internet.
- Despite all the poisonous hot air, Clarke failed to increase circulation.
- At least then he'd have done something for the environment, rather than polluting it with his hot air.
- If the profs and prophets reckon the balloon's going up, you can guarantee it's not hot air.
- On the topic of hot air, there were some absolutely jaw dropping quotes heard on the hill today.
- They think it is all a lot of hot air but we have carried out substantial surveys.
- The chances of his words amounting to more than hot air look slim indeed.
- The question for consumers is whether all of this activity signals a big bang leading to lower prices or yet more hot air?
- Well, generating all that hot air is thirsty work, and the weekend's here!
- That will require a lot more talking and hopefully not too much hot air.
- Women talking are doing more than just filling the environment with hot air.
- He is just full of himself, no lecture notes no real guidance and just lots of hot air.
- You can expect world leaders to be talking a lot of hot air about climate change today.
Synonyms rubbish, balderdash, gibberish, claptrap, blarney, guff, blather, blether nonsense, rubbish, empty talk, wind, froth, blarney, blather, blether, claptrap, moonshine, drivel, balderdash, gibberish
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