英语单词短语词组“make believe”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

make believe

phrase

topretendorimagine:

Let's makebelieve(that)we'repirates.

Let thechildrenmakebelievethey'refilmstars.

We can'tcloseoureyesand makebelievethatclimatechangedoesn'texist.

Itriedtocarryon with mylifeand makebelieveI didn't havecancer.

They've justignoredthecoupand are makingbelievethat everything'snormal.

See also

make-believedisapproving

believe

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to act as if something is true when it is not

pretendShe pretended not to know about the surprise.
make believeHe's just going to make believe that things are fine in spite of the divorce.
play at somethingUKThe children are playing at cops and robbers.
role-playDuring class, we role-played being a customer and a salesperson to learn words related to shopping.
fakeShe's only faking being ill.
feignThe police questioned him about the break-in, but he feigned ignorance.

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make-believe

noun[U]

disapproving

/ˈmeɪk.bɪˌliːv/us

/ˈmeɪk.bɪˌliːv/

believingorimaginingthings thatappearto beattractiveorexciting, but are notreal:

Theidealof aperfectlyfairsocietyis just make-believe.

Helivesin aworldofmake-believe/make-believeworld.

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

imaginary

imaginaryOur daughter had an imaginary friend when she was six.
made-upThe comedian started with some obviously made-up stories about hanging out with the Queen.
make-believeSome politicians seem to live in a make-believe world where everything revolves around their interests.
non-existentThese accounts are used to sell fake or non-existent goods.
fantasticHer books were filled with magicians and fantastic creatures.

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SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Unreal things and unreality

birther
cloud cuckoo land
delusion
delusional
dummy
false hopes
falsity
fantasy
fictionalization
figment
la-la land
never-never land
non-fact
non-factual
parallel universe
pie
pie in the skyidiom
unreality
untruth
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(Definition ofmake believefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

make believe| American Dictionary

make believe

idiom

topretend:

Jakelikesto makebelievehe’s apirate.

make-believe

noun[U]

/ˈmeɪk·bəˌliv/

astateofmindin which youpretendtobelievethatconditionsarereal,esp. because thatrealitywould be morepleasantthan theactualone:

Disneylandcreatesaworldof make-believe.

make-believe

adjective[not gradable]

/ˈmeɪk·bəˌliv/

(usedesp. in children’splay)representingsomething that youagreetopretendisrealfor thepurposeofplaying:

They dueled with make-believeswordsandclimbedmake-believecliffs.

单词	make believe
释义	make believe phrase topretendorimagine: Let's makebelieve(that)we'repirates. Let thechildrenmakebelievethey'refilmstars. We can'tcloseoureyesand makebelievethatclimatechangedoesn'texist. Itriedtocarryon with mylifeand makebelieveI didn't havecancer. They've justignoredthecoupand are makingbelievethat everything'snormal. See also make-believedisapproving believe Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples to act as if something is true when it is not pretendShe pretended not to know about the surprise. make believeHe's just going to make believe that things are fine in spite of the divorce. play at somethingUKThe children are playing at cops and robbers. role-playDuring class, we role-played being a customer and a salesperson to learn words related to shopping. fakeShe's only faking being ill. feignThe police questioned him about the break-in, but he feigned ignorance. See more results » make-believe noun[U] disapproving uk /ˈmeɪk.bɪˌliːv/us /ˈmeɪk.bɪˌliːv/ believingorimaginingthings thatappearto beattractiveorexciting, but are notreal: Theidealof aperfectlyfairsocietyis just make-believe. Helivesin aworldofmake-believe/make-believeworld. Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples imaginary imaginaryOur daughter had an imaginary friend when she was six. made-upThe comedian started with some obviously made-up stories about hanging out with the Queen. make-believeSome politicians seem to live in a make-believe world where everything revolves around their interests. non-existentThese accounts are used to sell fake or non-existent goods. fantasticHer books were filled with magicians and fantastic creatures. See more results » SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Unreal things and unreality birther cloud cuckoo land delusion delusional dummy false hopes falsity fantasy fictionalization figment la-la land never-never land non-fact non-factual parallel universe pie pie in the skyidiom unreality untruth Wayback Machine See more results » (Definition ofmake believefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) make believe\| American Dictionary make believe idiom topretend: Jakelikesto makebelievehe’s apirate. make-believe noun[U] us /ˈmeɪk·bəˌliv/ astateofmindin which youpretendtobelievethatconditionsarereal,esp. because thatrealitywould be morepleasantthan theactualone: Disneylandcreatesaworldof make-believe. make-believe adjective[not gradable] us /ˈmeɪk·bəˌliv/ (usedesp. in children’splay)representingsomething that youagreetopretendisrealfor thepurposeofplaying: They dueled with make-believeswordsandclimbedmake-believecliffs. (Definition ofmake believefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/make-believe##
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