Definition of gong show in English:

gong show

noun

Canadian informal

A situation or event marked by chaos and incompetence.
At the check-in counter, none of the machines were printing boarding passes or baggage tags. What a gong show!
we need a majority government to stop the gong show in Ottawa

Origin

1980s: from The Gong Show, a television programme originally broadcast in the US 1976–8 that featured talent competitions with comically unskilled amateur contestants.

Definition of gong show in US English:

gong show

noun

Canadian informal

A situation or event marked by chaos and incompetence.
At the check-in counter, none of the machines were printing boarding passes or baggage tags. What a gong show!
we need a majority government to stop the gong show in Ottawa

Origin

1980s: from The Gong Show, a television program originally broadcast in the US 1976–8 that featured talent competitions with comically unskilled amateur contestants.

词汇	gong show
释义	Definition of gong show in English: gong show noun Canadian informal A situation or event marked by chaos and incompetence. At the check-in counter, none of the machines were printing boarding passes or baggage tags. What a gong show! we need a majority government to stop the gong show in Ottawa Origin 1980s: from The Gong Show, a television programme originally broadcast in the US 1976–8 that featured talent competitions with comically unskilled amateur contestants. Definition of gong show in US English: gong show noun Canadian informal A situation or event marked by chaos and incompetence. At the check-in counter, none of the machines were printing boarding passes or baggage tags. What a gong show! we need a majority government to stop the gong show in Ottawa Origin 1980s: from The Gong Show, a television program originally broadcast in the US 1976–8 that featured talent competitions with comically unskilled amateur contestants.
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