1.奉承话;甜言蜜语
1.巧言引诱,甘言哄骗
2.说奉承话,拍马屁
1.a friendly way of talking to people and saying nice things about them that makes it easy to persuade people to do what you want
1.In an argument over the general rule of Queen Elizabeth I, the queen told McCarthy that he was giving her "a lot of blarney" .
在一次跟伊利莎白一世的常规交谈中，女王对麦卡锡说你这个人太布拉尼了。
2.And, he made them sound like very good excusesThisthis is just more of the same blarney.
而他的借口听起来相当合理，“这不过是些大同小异的奉承话。”
3.To him it was the most ancient and serviceable type of blarney, often used before and often successful.
对他来说，这只是早就用惯了的一套很有效的花言巧语。
4.The Blarney Stone is a stone set in the wall of the Blarney Castle tower in the Irish Village of Blarney.
布拉尼石，爱尔兰科克郡布拉尼城堡女儿墙上的一块石头。
5.In an effort to ensure the safety of visiting kisses, Blarney Castle provides a worker to assist in the process.
为了保障慕名而来的亲吻者的安全，布拉尼城堡还配备工人专门协助亲吻过程的进行。
6.Maybe all this started when I peed on the Blarney stone.
也许一切始于我在布拉尼之石上撒尿。
7.This tradition gave them an eloquence which we sometimes describe as the 'gift of blarney.
这种传统给他们带来了文才，也就是我们有时候所说的那种“胡侃天赋”。
8.ex: I am sure John can persuade his mother. He has kissed the Blarney stone.
约翰口齿伶俐，我确信他一定可以说服他母亲。
9.The word is blarney. It began in Ireland about 1600.
这个词大约起源于1600年的爱尔兰。
10.The lord of Blarney castle, near Cork, agreed to surrender the castle to British troops.
听信谗言的城堡的统治者，答应包围在科克附近的不列颠军队的城堡。