/blʌf ||; blʌf/verb [I,T] to try to make people believe that sth is true when it is not, usually by appearing very confident 吹牛；吓唬；虚张声势: They tried to bluff their parents into believing there was no school that day. 他们想骗父母说那天不必上学。 bluff your way in, out, through, etc sth to trick sb in order to get into, out of a place, etc 蒙混过关: We managed to bluff our way into the stadium by saying we were journalists. 我们伪称是记者，混进了体育场。