What does “屁话连篇” mean in English?
It refers to a stream of bullshit or nonsense. The literal translation is 'pages of fart talk', which highlights its dismissive nature.
Literally “pages of fart talk”
This phrase is used informally to dismiss someone's words as trivial or ridiculous, similar to calling something 'bullshit' in English. It's a fixed expression, often used to express contempt for what someone is saying.
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Related Chinese words
屁话
3/5 · Vulgarpìhuà
It means bullshit or nonsense, referring to something that is not serious or worthy of attention. Literally, it translates to 'fart talk.'
狗屁
3/5 · Vulgargǒu pì
It's a dismissive term for nonsense or bullshit. Literally, it translates to 'dog fart.'
放屁
3/5 · Vulgarfàngpì
It means 'fart' in the literal sense, but it's also used to dismiss someone's words as bullshit.
扯淡
2/5 · Coarsechědàn
It means to talk nonsense or bullshit. It's used to dismiss something as ridiculous or untrue.
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