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ˌhot ˈair noun [uncountable] things that someone says that are intended to sound impressive but do not really mean anything or are not true 大话，空话 The theory was dismissed as a lot of hot air. 这一理论被认为是空话而没人理会。Examples from the Corpushot air• Today, however, most recommendations are known to be hot air and tail-covering platitudes.• Too much hot air and not enough plan.• You think this stuff about flying is a lot of hot air.ˌhot ˈair nounChineseSyllable Corpus says someone to that are things that intended |