英 [pəˈlɑːvə(r)] 美 [pəˈlɑːvər]
n. 谈判,交涉;奉承
vi. 唠叨;空谈;奉承,拍马
vt. 奉承
第三人称单数palavers
现在分词palavering
过去式palavered
过去分词palavered
palaver /pəˈlɑːvə/
名词 tedious or time-consuming business, esp when of a formal nature (特指正式类别的)单调、耗时的商务
all the palaver of filling in forms
动词 (often used humorously) to have a conference (幽默地使用的)开会
flattery intended to persuade
同义词: blandishment / cajolery
loud and confused and empty talk
同义词: hot air / empty words / empty talk / rhetoric
have a lengthy discussion, usually between people of different backgrounds
交涉
谈判,交涉;奉承
negotiation / court / treaty
奉承
What's all the palaver about?
这些鸡毛蒜皮的事到底是为什么?
He's talking palaver.
他在信口开河呢。
What a palaver it is, trying to get a new visa!
申请新签证真烦死人了!
Even so, the equipment-makers argue that, though doable, all this sensing palaver makes white-space devices needlessly complicated and expensive.
Third, like the ITV Digital palaver in the UK, Kirch's troubles represent the final reckoning for the economic exuberance of the 1990s.
I.s in Korea employed to palaver with shoeshine boys and barmaids?