feign

/feyn/US // feɪn //UK // (feɪn) //

佯装,伪装,假装,冒充

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to represent fictitiously; put on an appearance of: to feign sickness.
- : to invent fictitiously or deceptively, as a story or an excuse.
- : to imitate deceptively: to feign another's voice.

v.无主动词 verb

verbpretend

Forms: feigned, feigning

Synonyms

People who have psychologically mediated physical symptoms always fear being accused of feigning illness.
The channel’s most popular video to date, an eight-minute clip titled “Oregon Long Run” that currently has over 300,000 views, begins with Teare feigning indignation at the unorthodox way his fellow speedster Evert Silva eats Kit Kats.
We each have on a disposable mask, which was still a newish kind of thing in March 2020, and we are lying on the floor, hugging, feigning panic.
They cannot feign ignorance at the end of a journey that was ugly all along.
Give us a moment to feign excitement...TVLine Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy went trick-or-treating together.
And you have to possess a certain amount of humility—or at least try to feign it from time to time.
But anyone who can feign a relationship for 40 days can surely do it for one meal.
I could likely feign my way through a short story—a very short story—in Farsi.
Skilled physicians feign indifference to their calling that they may smack of the kennel and the hunting-field.
She answered coldly that she could not feign; indifferent she was to everything on earth, indifferent she always should be.
Knoblock's sincere indignation wins, and the secretary backs away from the bedroom as I plunge under the covers and feign sleep.
Something prompted Jack to lie still and sleep, while he kept his gaze on the man, who was looking fixedly at him.

/feyn/US // feɪn //UK // (feɪn) //

佯装,伪装,假装,冒充

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to represent fictitiously; put on an appearance of: to feign sickness.
- : to invent fictitiously or deceptively, as a story or an excuse.
- : to imitate deceptively: to feign another's voice.

v.无主动词 verb

verbpretend

Forms: feigned, feigning

Synonyms

People who have psychologically mediated physical symptoms always fear being accused of feigning illness.
The channel’s most popular video to date, an eight-minute clip titled “Oregon Long Run” that currently has over 300,000 views, begins with Teare feigning indignation at the unorthodox way his fellow speedster Evert Silva eats Kit Kats.
We each have on a disposable mask, which was still a newish kind of thing in March 2020, and we are lying on the floor, hugging, feigning panic.
They cannot feign ignorance at the end of a journey that was ugly all along.
Give us a moment to feign excitement...TVLine Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy went trick-or-treating together.
And you have to possess a certain amount of humility—or at least try to feign it from time to time.
But anyone who can feign a relationship for 40 days can surely do it for one meal.
I could likely feign my way through a short story—a very short story—in Farsi.
Skilled physicians feign indifference to their calling that they may smack of the kennel and the hunting-field.
She answered coldly that she could not feign; indifferent she was to everything on earth, indifferent she always should be.
Knoblock's sincere indignation wins, and the secretary backs away from the bedroom as I plunge under the covers and feign sleep.
Something prompted Jack to lie still and sleep, while he kept his gaze on the man, who was looking fixedly at him.