读音 英 [ˈbɒmbæst]；美 [ˈbɑːmbæst] 意思 名词，意为“夸大的言辞；大话；夸夸其谈”，主要用于描述那些华而不实、空洞夸张、没有实际内容的言语表达。

网络释义 常用于文学评论、演讲分析等场景，用来批判那些过度浮夸、缺乏实质内涵的语言风格。

在新闻报道、文化讨论等领域也会出现，用于评价某些政客、公众人物的讲话特点。

常用搭配短语 empty bombast：空洞的大话。

例如：His speech was full of empty bombast but no real solutions.（他的演讲满是空洞的大话，没有任何实际的解决方案。）

rhetorical bombast：辞藻华丽的夸夸其谈。

例如：The article was dismissed as rhetorical bombast by critics.（这篇文章被评论家们斥为辞藻华丽的夸夸其谈。）

造句 His speech was nothing but bombast, lacking any substance.（他的演讲全是夸夸其谈，毫无实质内容。）

I don't like listening to his bombast about his achievements.（我不喜欢听他吹嘘自己的成就。）

The politician's bombast failed to convince the voters.（这位政治家的夸夸其谈没能说服选民。）

The report was filled with bombast instead of useful data.（这份报告充斥着大话，而不是有用的数据。）

She saw through his bombast and realized he was just trying to impress.（她看穿了他的夸夸其谈，意识到他只是想给人留下深刻印象。）

Avoid using bombast in your writing; be concise and to the point.（写作时避免使用浮夸的言辞，要简洁明了。）

His bombast made him seem less credible to the audience.（他的夸夸其谈让他在观众眼中显得不那么可信。）

The so - called expert's bombast was quickly exposed.（这位所谓专家的大话很快就被揭穿了。）

We should focus on actions rather than indulging in bombast.（我们应该专注于行动，而不是沉溺于夸夸其谈。）

The CEO's bombast about future plans worried the investors.（首席执行官关于未来计划的夸夸其谈让投资者们感到担忧。

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