feigned

英 [feɪnd]

美 [feɪnd]

v.  假装，装作，佯装(有某种感觉或生病、疲倦等)
feign的过去分词和过去式

过去式：feigned　

GRE法律

BNC.33327 / COCA.24712

柯林斯词典

• VERB 装作;假装;冒充
  If someonefeignsa particular feeling, attitude, or physical condition, they try to make other people think that they have it or are experiencing it, although this is not true.
  1. One morning, I didn't want to go to school, and decided to feign illness...
     有天早晨我不想上学，于是决定装病。
  2. 'Giles phoned this morning,' Mirella said with feigned indifference.
     “贾尔斯今早来电话了，”米雷拉装作若无其事地说。

英英释义

adj

• not genuine
  1. feigned sympathy

双语例句

• She said good-bye with feigned indifference.
  她故作冷淡地道了别。
• The appearance of feigned defending movements makes up for the lack of guard skills, but one should pay attention to apply the feigned movements in cooperative defending.
  做假动作通过做假动作蒙蔽或智胜防守球员防守假动作的出现弥补了防守技术上的不足，但在临场运用时要注意协防中假动作的运用。
• He feigned a great effort to open the bottle without success.
  他假装使出大劲儿，还是没有拧开瓶盖。
• For the sake of politeness she responded to his remarks with feigned amusement.
  出于礼貌，她对他的话假装很有兴趣。
• He was consuming with indignation, real or feigned.
  他大发雷霆，不知是真的还是假的。
• Garfield: A sincere look of feigned interest.
  加菲：别忘记戴上假装感兴趣的面具就行。
• Baba nodded and gave a thin smile that conveyed little more than feigned interest.
  爸爸点点头，那丝微笑表明他对此并无多大兴趣。
• I felt no love, nor feigned any.
  我没有感受到爱情，我也不想装假。
• Arbatov feigned embarrassment beautifully, speaking as though he were confiding a great family secret.
  阿尔巴托夫显出一副尴尬相，装得很到家，像是在吐露家里的一桩大秘事。
• He feigned death to escape capture.
  他装死以逃避被俘。