blarney in German
blarney in German is Flunkerei, Geschwätz, Schmeichelei — blarney means smooth, flattering talk meant to persuade or charm someone, often without much truth behind it.
blarney in German
Flunkerei
Mindless chatter.
Geschwätz
Mindless chatter.
Schmeichelei
Mindless chatter.
Flunkerei
Persuasive flattery or kind speech; smooth, wheedling talk.
Schmeichelei
Persuasive flattery or kind speech; smooth, wheedling talk.
What does "blarney" mean?
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noun Smooth, flattering talk meant to persuade or charm someone, often without much truth behind it.
"Don't believe his blarney — he says that to every customer."
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verb To win someone over with flattering, persuasive talk.
"He blarneyed his way into a better deal."
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blarney in a sentence
- Don't believe his blarney — he says that to every customer.
- She charmed the committee with a bit of Irish blarney.
- He blarneyed his way into a better deal.
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What is "blarney" in German?
"blarney" in German is Flunkerei, Geschwätz, Schmeichelei. blarney means: Smooth, flattering talk meant to persuade or charm someone, often without much truth behind it.
How do you use "blarney" in a sentence?
Example: "Don't believe his blarney — he says that to every customer." In German, "blarney" is Flunkerei, Geschwätz, Schmeichelei.
Are there other ways to say "blarney" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "blarney": Flunkerei, Geschwätz, Schmeichelei.
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