英汉词典

1.It's not gibberish.

那不是胡言乱语。

2.Since there is tremendous conflict over what it being relayed, it comes through, almost invariably, as gibberish.

由于对被传递的信息存在着极大的冲突，所以呈现出来时几乎总是胡言乱语。

3.Five years ago, that question would have been gibberish.

5年前，这个问题简直就是胡言乱语。

4.Milo: no, no, just difficult. I've spent my whole life studying dead languages. It's not gibberish to me.

麦洛：不，只是很难。我花了毕生精力来学习失传的语言，这对我来说不是胡言乱语。

5.Now if this were your first exposure to the object concept, that last bit probably read like gibberish.

如果这是你第一次接触面向对象观念，最后一点可能很难理解。

6.Mr Whitmore:Yeah, looks like gibberish to me.

怀特姆：这些对我来说就像是胡言乱语。

7.Eve: I'm talking a lot of gibberish, aren't I?

艾娃：我在很多胡言乱语，是吧？

8.Without the proper decryption, the content of the message would just be digital gibberish.

没有正确的解密系统，邮件内容不过是些乱码罢了。

9.This may be reassuring if you find every time you meet the object of your affections you talk complete gibberish.

所以倘若你发现你的每次表白都以胡言乱语告终，那你大可放心。