英:['fɪktɪv]
美:['fɪktɪv]
英:['fɪktɪv]
美:['fɪktɪv]
词根:fiction
adj.fictitious 虚构的;假想的;编造的;假装的
fictional 虚构的;小说的
adv.fictitiously 虚构地;假地
n.fiction 小说;虚构,编造;谎言
Adjective
1. adopted in order to deceive;
"an assumed name"
"an assumed cheerfulness"
"a fictitious address"
"fictive sympathy"
"a pretended interest"
"a put-on childish voice"
"sham modesty"
2. capable of imaginative creation;
"fictive talent"
1610年代,“由想象形成”,源自法语 fictif,源自拉丁语 fictio 的词干(参见 fiction)。早期用于表示“令人信服的欺骗”(15世纪晚期)。相关词: Fictively。
borrowed from Medieval Latin fictīvus "imaginative, imaginary," from Latin fictus, past participle of fingere "to mold, fashion, make a likeness of, pretend to be" + -īvus -ive — more at feign
The first known use of fictive was in 1612
1 Jerry West demanded a retraction and an apology from HBO over the overheated, fictive way he is depicted.
2 The dazzle of this fictive childhood—full of swimming pools and orange groves and dissolute, charming show-biz parents—has all but eclipsed the drab original.
3 It will help you match up the real people, anecdotes and events with the fictive ones.
4 Or not his, he reflected, for was he not merely a fictive trope of a supreme narcissist, the self-proclaimed saviour of the novel, a creation to which Stephen Dedalus and Mrs Dalloway could only aspire?
5 We might try to experiment with living without the symbolic representation of a fictive past and focus our energies on making things new.
6 Within the loose framework provided by its obsessions, the narrative often appears random and undeveloped, undiscriminating in its choice of material and reluctant to give fictive shape to the important matters it touches on.
7 This serious-minded four-part documentary series, produced by Abrams’s Bad Robot, wonders if maybe some of that science isn’t so fictive after all.
8 The result is an unusually self-revealing show, especially when you factor in the 16 de Kooning catalogs vandalized into hybrid collaborations; the fictive, mad-bibliophile library; and a catalog to die for.
9 It may be that the Nobel was never worthy of this iconoclastic satirist, wily cultural historian, sublime fictive ranter, comic tragedian, outraged citizen, contradictory wit, epic insulter and monumental imaginer.
10 War onscreen, whether fictive or documentary, is often a sort of highlight reel: the excitement and terror of battle, cities in flames, the devastated aftermath.
11 It's as if the fictive scene celebrating the crown prince's birth is a projection of the actual world outside — a projection encompassing and sweeping you along into its tidy representation.
12 All artists create fictive worlds that help them survive.
13 Russia has thrown wave after wave of soldiers, missiles and shells at the country, which Mr. Putin has made clear he believes is a fictive state that should be part of Russia.
14 In fact, almost as antique as newspapers these days is the fictive depiction of the hard-boiled editor, sometimes played as an all-bark, no-bite softie and other times as an incorrigible schemer.
15 Matthew Stockwell Dibble and Rika Okamoto are the least cogently defined couple — let’s not bother with their fictive names — but they share an entrancing duet styled as a sensuous nocturnal dream.
16 An abstraction of mortality -- a fade to black -- it is also redolent of green-screen technology, the special effects method for layering separate video streams into a fictive whole.
17 Everyone was invited, but Beyoncé seemed to find personal liberation — stretching the bounds of voice as instrument, experimenting with production — in that fictive communion.
18 Other shows have asked theatergoers to infer parallels between fictive worlds and the real one of today, like the British reimagining of George Orwell’s “1984,” currently on Broadway.
19 The guide presents how a fictive company has implemented SSO using claims offering its employees external access to its applications without having to create a VPN connection first.
该指南演示一个虚拟的公司如何给它的雇员提供声明来实现SSO的外部访问,而无须先创建VPN连接。
20 “If I put this magic stuff on my actual street, what will happen? Will it be imbued with this fictive energy? I kind of like that idea.”
1 想象
fantastic supposed unrealistic mythical made-up notional idea fantasy fancy imagination see think picture imagine conceive visualize envisage fantasize
2 假定的
suppositive paper supposed provisional fictitious assumed antecedent presumed presumptive putative assumptive suppositional
4 想像
suppositive ideal supposed pretend subjective imaginative unreal metaphysical fictitious notional imaginal feigned picture vision representation fancy imagination conception supposition supposal dream conceive visualize ideate see think feature image figure represent shape imagine suspect suppose fantasy envision presume envisage fantasize conceit feign
5 假装
pretend false counterfeit sham fictitious seeming make-believe ostensible hokey colourable ACT mask disguise pretension pretence affectation dissimulate affect assume fake simulate play cut profess feign dissemble play-act in disguise let on make believe hoked-up affected scenic simulated assumed professed feigned pretending colorable put-on personate simulative mock ostensibly professedly cover shape shit simulation acting bonnet semblance pretense puppetry show boogerboo daub playact come wear fox feint make as if put on an act make on
6 捏造的
8 假装的
pretend false counterfeit sham fictitious seeming make-believe ostensible hokey colourable simulate dissemble hoked-up affected scenic simulated assumed professed feigned pretending colorable put-on personate simulative
10 假定
suppositive paper supposed provisional fictitious assumed antecedent presumed presumptive putative assumptive suppositional presumably perhaps assumption fiction presumption postulate supposition postulation supposal say give let assume grant suppose premise presume posit hypothesize
11 虚构
fictional imaginative fictitious fabled made-up fiction make-believe unreality manufacture invent romantic synthetic made mythic feign trumped-up factitious romance invention romanticism figment nonentity fable concoct make-up elusory pretend mythical unreal illusory factoid illusive feigned never-never mythologic pseud- concoction forgery irreality confabulate imagine
12 捏造
concoctive made made-up trumped-up fictionally pseudology invention fabrication concoction manufacture fake invent fabricate fudge concoct feign vamp up frame up
13 虚假
Barmecidal factitious Barmecide postiche truthless truthlessly synthetically truthlessness lying sham falsehood pretense deceitfulness dissimulation mala fide
14 想像上的
15 非真实的