Make nonsense sentences

The sentences of nonsense are as follows:

1. The nonsense and gossip here are used to help explain the problem and cover my views on success and failure.

2. Newton disdained the art of poetry and thought it was a delicate nonsense. He will also run away in the third chapter of an opera performance.

3. Our teacher is always talking nonsense, and we are almost asleep.

4. If you want to change a color, you must get a signature from the government, and there is a lot of nonsense.

you must extract the actual words from the nonsense, and then use some letters to create new phrases.

5. However, he can laugh off this kind of nonsense work attitude.

6. Fortunately, we still have some adventurers who don't pay attention to this nonsense. They know what kind of world we live in-and they have been trying to act.

What nonsense means:

1. Useless words.

Lu Xun's Addendum to Readers of the Tide of Modern Art History: "After copying the collation table, I feel dizzy and don't want to write any more nonsense."

2. Say useless words. Do it quickly and stop talking nonsense!

Idioms related to nonsense:

1. Nonsense [fèi huà lián piān]: It describes too much unnecessary nonsense in an article or speech.

2, full of empty words [m ǐ n zh ǐ k not ng yá n]: full of nonsense. Describe the article as empty and devoid of content.

3. There is no donkey in three papers [sān zhǐ wú lǘ]: It describes that writing articles is full of nonsense and irrelevant.

4. Gossip [xiá n yá n p not y incarnation]: refers to words that have nothing to do with business; Nonsense.

5. Redundant words and sentences [rǒng cí zhuì jù]: Redundant: complicated; Redundancy: superfluous and useless. Refers to unnecessary and useless words in poetry.