adj.(形容词)

1. 假装的
2. 传说的
3. 号称为⋯的
4. 徒有外表的
5. 虚伪的
6. 虚假的
7. 假冒的
8. 所谓的
9. 声称的

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"
   

• One Isaac Bickerstaff, a pretended Esquire.

  出自：Steele

He pretended to be affronted, but inwardly he was pleased.

他假装受到了冒犯，但其实内心很高兴。

I pretended to rub a fleck of grit from one eye.

我假装拭去一只眼睛里的沙粒。

As he drew abreast of the man he pretended to stumble.

当他赶上那个男人时，他装出了要跌倒的样子。

He pretended to scalp me with his sword.

他假装要用剑剥下我的头皮。

Although he pretended to sympathize, he was laughing in his sleeve.

虽然他假装同情, 但他却在暗笑.

He pretended to fall over.

他假装跌倒.

They pretended that they were tourists.

他们假装是旅行者.

He pretended profundity by eye - beamings at people.

他用神采奕奕的眼光看着人们,故作深沉.

He pretended to learning.

他自称有学识.

The young prince pretended to the throne.

那位年轻的王子觊觎王位.

She pretended not to notice.

她假装没看见.

The boy pretended to be the teacher and hit her off to perfection.

这个男孩假装老师,模仿得很像.

He pretended not to know her but in fact they were in league together.

他假装不认识她,而实际上他们是串通一气的.

It was a no-win situation. Either she pretended she hated Ned and felt awful or admitted she loved him and felt even worse!

这个问题没法解决，要么她假装讨厌内德，自己难过；要么承认自己爱他，然后觉得更糟！

He pretended to be seriously interested in all she said.

对她说的每一句话,他都装出一副很认真很感兴趣的神气.