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裝腔作勢拿腔作勢zhuāng qiāng zuò shìassume airs of importance; attitudinize; be affected or pretentious; be full of affectations; be full of prumes and prism; give oneself airs; make grand(/threatening)gestures; make pretense of dignity;mince; be niminy-piminy; ostentatious(ly); perk oneself up; perky; playact; posture and pose; be pretentious; prink; put on an act; put on frills(/lugs/airs); put up a front; self-dramatizing; be showy; strike a pose with a great show of(importance)
? 他看著馬秉仁那種～、狂妄自大、色厲內(nèi)荏的丑惡姿態(tài)，從心底里感到厭惡，不由得輕蔑地冷笑起來。(楊植霖《王若飛在獄中》23) Ma acted,bragged and maintained a stern appearance but he was weak within. Wang was so nauseated by his behaviors,he could not help laughing contemptuously.
? 好象唱戲一樣，有些演員演反派人物很象，演正派人物老是不大象，～，不大自然。(《毛澤東選集》Ⅴ—435) As on the stage,some actors are very lifelike in negative roles but never so lifelike in positive roles,in which they are affected and unnatural.
? 余新江望著眼前這個橫蠻無理、慣于～的敵人，氣憤地握緊了拳頭，……(羅廣斌、楊益言《紅巖》245) Yu Xinjiang glared at this arrogant,blustering enemy agent and clenched his fist.
? 偽軍官們一個個瞪了大眼睛，不知道這位～的顧問先生，又要從他的葫蘆里賣出什么藥來。(楊佩瑾《劍》103) The puppet officers opened their eyes wide as Lkeiss spoke. They puzzled at the adviser′s histrionics.
? 其實他也只是～罷了，…… (草明《原動力》4) But as a matter of fact all he ever did was to make threatening gestures./“他演得頂壞！”劍平?jīng)_口說，“～，十足是個‘言論小生’，叫人怪難受的?！? 高云覽《小城春秋》13)“His acting was awful!” Jianping burst out.“Posturing and posing every minute—it made me squirm!”/我想，我眼見她慢慢倒地，怎么會摔壞呢； ～罷了，這真可憎惡。(《魯迅選集》上—32) I had seen how slowly she fell,and was sure she could not be hurt. She must be pretending,which was disgust ing./“這么不好的花衣，以后不要買他家的。現(xiàn)在廠里存的黃花衣多不多？”徐總經(jīng)理知道上次進的五百擔黃花衣已經(jīng)用的差不多了，他有意裝腔做勢問一聲，“要是多的話，退回去。”(周而復《上海的早晨》Ⅰ—268) “If the cotton is as bad as all that,don’t buy any more from them.Have we got very large stocks of it in the mill at the moment?’ asked Xu Yide,still putting on an act,though he knew full well that almost all the last five-hundred-tan batch of yellowish cotton had been used up. “If we’ve a lot left send it back.”/這個善于～、用虛假的外形以掩飾內(nèi)心活動的將軍，丑惡的原形終于暴露出來，墮入在慌亂的泥沼里。(吳強《紅日》515) This general who was so skilful at putting up a front and masking the inner workings of his mind beneath a sham exterior had finally had his real nature exposed in all its loathsomeness and had fallen into the slough of panic.
? 我們應該老老實實地辦事，對事物有分析，寫文章有說服力，不要靠～來嚇人。(《毛澤東選集》Ⅴ—413)We should do our work honestly,take an analyticalapproach,write convincingly and never strike a pose to overawe people/ “不能喝了，我臉都紅了?！?江菊霞～地有意輕輕摸一摸自己的腮巴子。(周而復《上海的早晨》Ⅰ—243) “I couldn’t drink any more,my face is quite flushed.” Jiang Juxia stroked her cheek with a show of coyness. 裝腔作勢be affected or pretentious; strike an attitude;put on airs
～，故弄玄虛strike grand poses and play juggling tricks 裝腔作勢zhuānɡ qiānɡ zuò shì故意裝出一種腔調(diào)，故意做出一種姿勢。形容行為或語言很做作。strike a pose, put on airs, play at, put it on, give one’s airs, put up a front, strike an attitude, airs and graces |