snow job

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The salesman gave the old man a snow job to get him buy the insurance.
銷售員花言巧語的說服那個老人買他的保險。
He did a snow job on the girl by saying that he is the son of a minister.
他花言巧語的哄騙那個女孩，你看撲克王下載。說自己是某個部長的兒子。
But when I read the policy he was selling, I realized he was giving me a snow job.
但是，當(dāng)我看了他推銷的保險政策后，我才明白他是在騙我。

Smith won over one investor by warning him that the private wealth management group of a European bank was about to bury him in a complete snow job.
FORBES: Magazine Article
Prior to taking the Minnesota Wild job, Snow spent a year and a half in baseball covering the Red Sox for the Boston Globe, an experience that opened his eyes to a new world.
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While Mr Rumsfeld is fighting for his job, Mr Snow can crow that America's economy over the past nine months has grown at its fastest pace in almost two decades.
ECONOMIST: Lexington

an attempt to persuade someone to do something, or to persuade someone that something is good or true, when it is not

an instance of deceiving or overwhelming someone with elaborate often insincere talk