bluff out
US /blʌf aʊt/
・UK /blʌf aʊt/
C1
phr.v.To deceive or mislead by bluffing.
He tried to bluff out his lack of knowledge during the interview.
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TOM HOLLAND: How Tom Overcame Social Anxiety- The Mindset That Changed Everything!
- So I was on a plane from DC to London last night, and the air hostess— she was wonderful, her name was Jeanette— she said to me, she was like, "Jay, I really want to start a YouTube channel, but, you know, you just got to bluff out what your friends are going to say, right?" And she was just worried about it.
So I was on a plane from DC to London last night, and the air hostess— she was wonderful, her name was Jeanette— she said to me, she was like, "Jay, I really want to start a YouTube channel, but, you know, you just got to bluff out what your friends are going to say, right?" And she was just worried about it.