单词
pretense
读音
ˈpriːtens
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释义
n. 借口；虚假；炫耀；自吹（等于pretence） [ 复数 pretenses ]
例句
Dropping all pretense of reason, they began to bulldoze through the democratic reforms.
他们抛开一切佯装的理性，开始胁迫进行民主改革。
Altman strips away the pretense and mythology to expose the film industry as a business like any other.
奥尔特曼揭穿伪装和神话，把电影业暴露成像其他任何行业一样。
Altman strips away the pretense and mythology to expose the film industry as a business like any other, dedicated to the pursuit of profit.
奥尔特曼揭去电影业的伪装和神话，揭示了其与任何行业一样追逐利润的本质。
Dropping all pretense of reason, they began to bulldoze through the democratic reforms.
他们抛开一切佯装的理性，开始胁迫进行民主改革。
Altman strips away the pretense and mythology to expose the film industry as a business like any other.
奥尔特曼揭穿伪装和神话，把电影业暴露成像其他任何行业一样。
Altman strips away the pretense and mythology to expose the film industry as a business like any other, dedicated to the pursuit of profit.
奥尔特曼揭去电影业的伪装和神话，揭示了其与任何行业一样追逐利润的本质。
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What Feynman hated worse than anything elsewas intellectual pretense --phoniness,
(Laughter)With no pretense at all.And this meant that we were able to commit to each other
This is was the problem: transparency --free from pretense or deceit;easily detected or seen through;
But what this means actuallyis that there's a pretense.There's no real, true balancing going on,
hatched another plot.Under the false pretense that this new constitutionendangered American property and lives,
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