pretence如何读

英:[prɪˈtens]

美:[ˈpriˌtɛns, prɪˈtɛns]

pretence是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 自称
  2. 假装
  3. 自命
  4. 自吹
  5. 借口
  6. 虚伪
  7. 要求
  8. 假象
  9. 伪装
  10. 虚伪的表现
  11. 妄称
  12. 标榜
  13. 口实
  14. 托辞
  15. 假托
  16. 假做作
  17. 虚饰
  18. 虚装门面
  19. 虚假的理由
  20. 作假
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  1. =pretense(英)

pretence变形

复数:pretences

pretence词根

词根:pretend

adj.

pretend 假装的

pretended 假装的;虚假的

n.

pretension 自负;要求;主张;借口;骄傲

pretense 借口;虚假;炫耀;自吹(等于pretence)

v.

pretended 假装(pretend的过去式和过去分词);装扮

vi.

pretend 假装;伪称

vt.

pretend 假装;假扮;伪称

pretence英英释义

noun

a claim made or impliedespecially: one not supported by fact

mere ostentation : pretentiousness

confuse dignity with pomposity and pretense—Bennett Cerf

a pretentious act or assertion

an inadequate or insincere attempt to attain a certain condition or quality

professed rather than real intention or purpose : pretext

was there under false pretenses

make-believe, fiction

false show : simulation

saw through his pretense of indifference

pretence词组

false pretences诈骗

pretence词源英文解释

Middle English, probably modification of Medieval Latin pretensio, irregular from Latin praetendere

The first known use of pretense was in the 15th century

pretence儿童词典英英释义

pretensionnoun

pretense sense 1

something one hopes to reach : aspiration, ambition

has serious pretensions as a writer

pretense sense 2

pretensionnoun

pretense sense 1

something one hopes to reach : aspiration, ambition

has serious pretensions as a writer

pretense sense 2

pretensenoun

a claim usually not supported by facts

the quality or state of being pretentious

free from pretense

an effort to reach a certain condition or quality the book makes no pretense at completeness

let's have some pretense of order around here

a pretended purpose

was there under false pretenses

a false show : simulation

a pretense of indifference

pretend1 of 2verb

to give the appearance of being, having, or doing

I don't pretend to be a doctor, but you should do something about that cough

to make believe : act a part or role pretend I'm your boss. What would you say?

pretend to be a bear

pretend2 of 2adjective

imaginary, make-believe

pretendernoun

a person who pretends

a person who claims a throne without right

pretend1 of 2verb

to give the appearance of being, having, or doing

I don't pretend to be a doctor, but you should do something about that cough

to make believe : act a part or role pretend I'm your boss. What would you say?

pretend to be a bear

pretend2 of 2adjective

imaginary, make-believe

pretensenoun

a claim usually not supported by facts

the quality or state of being pretentious

free from pretense

an effort to reach a certain condition or quality the book makes no pretense at completeness

let's have some pretense of order around here

a pretended purpose

was there under false pretenses

a false show : simulation

a pretense of indifference

pretence 例句

1 We have to go along with the pretence that things are getting better.

我们只得一直假装情形在好转。

2 On the eighth day of questioning, she dropped the pretence that she was Japanese.

在审问的第8天,她不再假装她是日本人。

3 Conrad had been imprisoned for a year for gaining money by false pretences.

康拉德因为诈骗钱财已经坐了一年的牢。

4 “I wish we could contrive it,” said she; “but I cannot think of any tolerable pretence for going in;—no servant that I want to inquire about of his housekeeper—no message from my father.”

5 The failure of austerity and pretence

紧缩政策和虚伪行为的失败

6 Many maintain that Britain should give up the pretence of being a busy power.

许多人认为,英国该停止打肿脸充胖子,故作繁忙了。

7 She is as swathed in pretence as her husband, but the difference is that she knows it.

8 Their friendliness was only pretence.

他们的友善态度只不过是装出来的。

9 The film abandons quite early on any pretence of objectivity, and resigns itself to being hopelessly charmed, and quite rightly.

10 She was unable to keep up the pretence that she loved him.

她无法继续假装爱他了。

11 Elsewhere, Josie keeps up the pretence of going to her seminars each day, though on-street sightings of her lead the house to the wrong conclusion.

12 The pretence quickly backfires and Olive becomes an outcast in her own school.

13 But if the price of Reeves still being so recognisably Keanu-ish is him retaining a firm grip on his privacy and at least a pretence of normality, that feels like a fair trade-off.

14 "Fatai Rolling Dollar was a great musician, a frank and straight forward man, not a pretence."

15 I could not go on living with a man who had married me under false pretences...

我再也不能和一个靠谎言骗我结婚的男人继续生活下去了。

16 Photograph: Alamy You could hardly say that All the Birds, Singing lures you in under false pretences.

17 For this I know—he cannot be saved, I have, indeed, tried to tell myself that he will be, but at noon this pretence breaks down and melts before his groans.

18 Under the pretence of providing humanitarian aid, the Chinese army takes over what soon becomes North Japan, whereas the US army occupies the south.

19 According to documents uploaded by Variety, the lawsuit alleges that Weinstein asked Huett to his room at a hotel in Beverly Hills in 2010 under the pretence of discussing her acting career.

20 So they created their own world, an imperfect pretence of a perfect world.

pretence 同义词

3 自命

pretension pretend

16 自吹

jactitation parade

17 妄称

profess arrogate

22 标榜

pretension tout purport

26 推托

put-off

pretence 短语相关

abandon/drop all pretense at make a pretense of under/on the pretense of

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