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pose
UK [pəʊz] US [poʊz] verb
CAUSE 造成
ADVANCED transitive
■to cause something, especially a problem or difficulty 造成，引起（尤指问题或困难）•Nuclear weapons pose a threat to everyone.核子武器对所有人都构成了威胁。 •The mountain terrain poses particular problems for civil engineers.这个高山地势为土木工程师带来了特殊问题。
UK [pəʊz] US [poʊz] verb
ASK 询问
transitive
■to ask a question, especially in a formal situation such as a meeting （尤指在正式场合）提出（问题），质询•Can we go back to the question that Helena posed earlier?我们能否回到海伦娜早先提出的那个问题？
UK [pəʊz] US [poʊz] verb
POSITION 姿态
intransitive
■to move into and stay in a particular position, in order to be photographed, painted, etc 摆好姿势（拍照）•We all posed for our photographs next to the Statue of Liberty.我们都在自由女神像边摆好了姿势拍照。
UK [pəʊz] US [poʊz] verb
PRETEND 假装
intransitive
■to pretend to be something that you are not or to have qualities that you do not have, in order to be admired or attract interest 假装，冒充；装腔作势•He doesn't really know a thing about the theatre - he's just posing!他其实对戏剧一无所知——他只是在装腔作势！
UK [pəʊz] US [poʊz] verb
Phrasal Verbs pose as sb
■If you pose as a particular person, you pretend to be that person in order to deceive people 假扮（某人），装成（某人）•He's posing as her date, but he's really her bodyguard.他扮作她的约会对象，但实际上是她的保镖。
UK [pəʊz] US [poʊz] noun
POSITION 姿态
countable
■a particular position in which a person stands, sits, etc. in order to be photographed, painted, etc （为拍照、画像等摆出的）样子，姿势•He adopted/assumed/struck (= moved into) an elegant pose.他摆出一副优雅的姿势。
UK [pəʊz] US [poʊz] noun
PRETENDING 装作
countable usually singular
■when someone pretends to have qualities that they do not have 装腔作势•She likes to appear as if she knows all about the latest films and art exhibitions, but it's all a pose (= she's pretending and it's not true).她喜欢摆出一副对最新电影和艺术展无所不知的样子，但不过是装腔作势而已。 |