9月10日商務英語

malarkey [m?'lɑ:ki]

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胡說，瞎話（名詞，非正式用語）

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(noun, INFORMAL) Foolish talk intended to conceal or deceive.

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EXAMPLE: The lazy employee who was always leaving work early never had any legitimate excuses but always told his boss some malarkey about visiting sick friends in the hospital.

這位懶惰的員工總是無故提前下班，可又總是對他的主管說一些“去醫院看望生病的朋友”之類的瞎話。

to go gaga over something

對……狂熱（非正式用語）

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Informal expression meaning to become wildly and unreasonably infatuated by something.

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EXAMPLE: My friends at work have all gone gaga over learning to play golf despite their lack of time to practice.

我的在職的朋友雖然缺少時間練習，但都在狂熱地學打高爾夫球。