gobbledygook

基本解释

His pen sometimes runs away with him: it is silly to call a language “gobbledygook” (as he terms Estonian) just because you don’t understand it.
用“官样文章”（当他用爱沙尼亚语时）来组织语言是非常愚蠢的，因为本身就没理解它是什么意思。
But then Mr Cameron is not that sort of Tory (see article). Beneath his modernising glitz and occasional new-age gobbledygook, he is an old-fashioned, pragmatic gradualist.
不过，卡梅伦先生可不是以前的托利党，除了在现代化下的光环，和偶尔新时代的官样文章，他还是一个守旧的，注重实效的激进主义者。
That gobbledygook is code for something different: a wish to maximise the parliament’s clout in future fights with the commission and the 27 national governments.
那份官样文章暗示着某种变化，那是一个期望，就是在未来同欧盟委员会和27国政府的斗争中将议会的影响力最大化。

Just consider the latest hoax infecting news feeds, the one where users posted legalistic gobbledygook declaring self-protective personal copyright protection.
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Nearly every profession has its own jargon, those words and phrases that can come across as gobbledygook to the untrained ear.
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Described in typical industry gobbledygook as a "multistrategy, market-neutral arbitrage" fund, SRI eked out a net 0.07% return its first six months.
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If you describe a speech or piece of writing as gobbledygook, you are criticizing it for seeming like nonsense and being very technical or complicated.