feign 的 2 个定义
- to represent fictitiously; put on an appearance of: to feign sickness.
- to invent fictitiously or deceptively, as a story or an excuse.
- to imitate deceptively: to feign another's voice.
- to make believe; pretend: She's only feigning, she isn't really ill.
feign 近义词
pretend
更多feign例句
- People who have psychologically mediated physical symptoms always fear being accused of feigning illness.
- The channel’s most popular video to date, an eight-minute clip titled “Oregon Long Run” that currently has over 300,000 views, begins with Teare feigning indignation at the unorthodox way his fellow speedster Evert Silva eats Kit Kats.
- We each have on a disposable mask, which was still a newish kind of thing in March 2020, and we are lying on the floor, hugging, feigning panic.
- They cannot feign ignorance at the end of a journey that was ugly all along.
- Give us a moment to feign excitement...TVLine Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy went trick-or-treating together.
- And you have to possess a certain amount of humility—or at least try to feign it from time to time.
- But anyone who can feign a relationship for 40 days can surely do it for one meal.
- I could likely feign my way through a short story—a very short story—in Farsi.
- Skilled physicians feign indifference to their calling that they may smack of the kennel and the hunting-field.
- She answered coldly that she could not feign; indifferent she was to everything on earth, indifferent she always should be.
- Knoblock's sincere indignation wins, and the secretary backs away from the bedroom as I plunge under the covers and feign sleep.
- Something prompted Jack to lie still and feign sleep, while he kept his gaze on the man, who was looking fixedly at him.
- In addition to the bedtime story, Peter found it necessary to feign great weariness in order to suggest a similar feeling in Pat.