pretension如何读

英:[prɪˈtenʃn]

美:[prɪˈtɛnʃən]

pretension是什么意思

n.

假装,做作

要求,主张

自负

借口

pretension自然拼读

pre·ten·sion

prih ten shn

pretension词根

词根:pretense

n.

pretense 借口;虚假;炫耀;自吹(等于pretence)

pretence 假装;借口;虚伪

pretender 冒牌者;妄求者;妄提要求者

pretentiousness 自负;狂妄;自命不凡

pretension英英释义

noun

an allegation of doubtful value : pretext

a claim or an effort to establish a claim

a claim or right to attention or honor because of merit

an aspiration or intention that may or may not reach fulfillment

has serious literary pretensions

vanity, pretentiousness

verb

transitive verb

prestress

pretension词源中文解释

15世纪中期, pretensioun,“断言,主张; 反对意见; 意图; 意义”,源自中世纪拉丁语 pretensionem(主格 pretensio),是拉丁语 praetendere 的动名词,意为“向前伸展,提出,声称”(参见 pretend(v.))。

“未经证实的主张”的意思始于1600年左右。 “炫耀”这个意思来自1727年,源于“提出(虚假)声称拥有价值、尊严或重要性的行为”的概念。

pretension词源英文解释

Verbpre- + tension >entry 2

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

pretension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

pretension 例句

1 The most satisfying thing about this project was its lack of pretension.

2 In disliking them, I was forced to recognize my own pretension, and that made me hate them even more.

3 In a series of skillfully executed set pieces, Rosenfeld skewers the pretensions and preoccupations of women for whom “parent” is both verb and competitive sport.

4 In short, I was predisposed to love this multilayered farce, which skewers the pretensions of Seattle's new money like nothing you're likely to read for a good long while.

5 And as such, he comes into this court under a handicap, notwithstanding our pretensions that all are equal before the law.

6 The album has some minor pretensions: titling one CD “Rhythm” and the other “Blues” for no obvious reason besides a handful of songs with “blues” in their titles on the second disc.

7 The game tries to adopt some of the cinematic pretensions of the Uncharted action-adventure series but without the panache and visual flair.

8 In this interview from the same year they describe themselves as 'a party band with serious intellectual pretensions.'

9 Longborough now has a proper artistic pedigree to go with its grandiose pretensions.

10 Her wide-eyed innocence soon exposes the pretensions of the art world...

她的天真烂漫很快就暴露了艺术界的矫揉造作。

11 The videos are funny partly because they are incongruous: insightful jabs made by a hip-hop personality whose faux-outsider perspective is intended to challenge the art world’s pretensions and inaccessibility.

12 Yet musical or verbal complexity can easily add clutter rather than depth, not to mention idle pretension.

13 I don’t think any of us have pretensions that we have all the answers.

14 Clients also say that Mr. Clegg comes across like a writer himself — introspective and measured — and not given to the usual pretensions and histrionics of agents.

15 Forget about Hopper's own pretensions, his abstract fancy-pants photos of street paintings, those candid snaps of his fellow myths in their heyday and his papier-mache banalities.

16 Diane needed, temperamentally and philosophically, to poke through pretensions and masks to expose the hidden truth.

17 He chuckles a little, aware of the element of pretension in the phrasing.

18 Poet Simon Armitage is one of them; someone who talks without pretension but still imbues his words with magic and wonder.

19 For a comic novelist, such human pretension is a gift.

20 "The Affair" is wildly ambitious, with pretensions toward art and insight that belie its criminal investigation trope.

pretension 同义词

1 抱负

ambition aspiration

16 给预加应力

prestress

20 雄心

drive ambition

23 自诩

vain

26 标榜

pretence purport tout

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