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pose

形容词

posed: 摆姿势的，摆好姿势的

posing: 摆姿势的，摆好姿势的

名词

姿势；姿态

装腔作势；佯装；伪装

问题；困难

（尤指为摄影或绘画而摆的）姿势，姿态

（尤指为摄影或绘画而摆的）模特儿姿势

（尤指为摄影或绘画而摆的）模特儿

装腔作势；矫揉造作

词语辨析

pose as: 冒充；假扮

pose for: 为...摆姿势；为...拍照

词汇扩充

poser: 装腔作势的人；伪君子

posingly: 矫揉造作地；装腔作势地

poser: 问题；难题

unposed: 不摆姿势的；不装腔作势的

近义词

posture: 姿势；姿态

attitude: 态度；看法

pretense: 假装；虚伪

affectation: 做作；虚伪

simulation: 伪装；模拟

反义词

authenticity: 真实性；可靠性

柯林斯词典

pose (noun)

When you pose for an artist or photographer, you stay in a particular position so that they can paint or photograph you.

A pose is a particular position that you stand, sit, or lie in, as a way of deliberately making yourself look attractive or impressive.

If you describe someone's attitude or opinion as a pose, you are critical of them because you think they are pretending to have that attitude or opinion in order to deceive people.

If you describe something as a pose, you mean that it is not genuine and is intended to impress or deceive people.

pose (verb)

If you pose for an artist or photographer, you stay in a particular position so that they can paint or photograph you.

If someone poses as a particular person, they pretend to be that person, often in order to deceive other people.

If you pose a question, you ask it.

If one thing poses a problem or a danger to another, it is a problem or a danger for that thing.

If you pose a particular problem or difficulty, you create it or cause it.

If something poses a threat to a person or thing, it is a threat to them.

牛津词典

pose (noun)

A particular way of behaving or speaking that is intended to impress other people and that is not sincere.

A particular position in which someone stands, sits, or lies, especially in order to be photographed, painted, or drawn.

A problem or question that is difficult to solve or answer.

The act of pretending to be someone else.

pose (verb)

To exist in a way that may cause a problem, danger, difficulty, etc.

To create a difficult or dangerous situation.

If you pose a question, you ask it.

To pretend to be someone else.

To stand, sit, or lie in a particular position as a model for a photograph, painting, or sculpture.

用法

pose a threat/risk/danger/problem/challenge

pose a question

pose as someone

pose for a photograph

pose in a particular way

strike a pose

例句

1. The model posed for the artist.

2. The children were posing for a photograph.

3. He struck a pose and smiled at the camera.

4. She always adopts a defensive pose when discussing her work.

5. The politician's concern for the poor is just a pose.

6. The actress posed as a journalist to get more information.

7. The new regulations pose a threat to small businesses.

8. The increased traffic poses a risk to pedestrians.

9. The issue poses a challenge for researchers.

10. The teacher posed an interesting question to the class.

11. He posed as a doctor and treated patients illegally.

12. The model posed in various positions for the photo shoot.

13. He always strikes a confident pose in front of the mirror.

14. The sculpture captures the grace of the ballerina's pose.

15. The company's financial problems pose a serious threat to its survival.

16. The difficult decision posed a dilemma for the committee.

17. The criminal posed as a police officer to gain trust.

18. The group posed together for a group photo.

19. The artist asked the model to hold a specific pose for the painting.

20. The celebrity struck a glamorous pose on the red carpet.

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