pretence 的定义
British.
- variant of pretense.
更多pretence例句
- Although Vanessa comforted herself with the pretence that I had two fathers, in reality—emotional reality, that is—I had none.
- Kelly, however, goes a step further and abandons any pretence of subtlety.
- At his most devastating, Ellison abandons any pretence of literary realism.
- The latest addition to the most-wanted list, Hafeez Saeed, the head of Lashkar-e-Taiba, does not even make any pretence of hiding.
- We can't disguise hostility towards any religion behind the pretence of liberalism.
- As the weeks wore on, the pretence of practical teaching was quietly dropped, and we crammed our science out of the text-book.
- By-and-by all pretence of formality and order is put aside and the battle really begins.
- In 1845, this man, who had been a model husband and who made a great pretence of religion maintained Heloise Brisetout.
- They made some pretence of eating and drinking till the two waiters had for the time being departed.
- There are some people who, if they do not know the name or the face of a man, make this a pretence for laughing at him.