Dissemble Meaning in English
word
dɪˈsɛmbəɫ
di-SEM-buhl
dɪsˈɛmbəl
di-SEM-buhl
释义
To hide your real feelings, thoughts, or motives; to pretend or give a false impression.
用法与细微差别
"Dissemble" is formal and often used in written, academic, or literary settings. Commonly used about emotions, intentions, or the truth. Not the same as "disassemble" (take apart), and less common than "pretend" or "fake."
Spanish: fingir - disimularPortuguese (BR): dissimular - fingirPortuguese (PT): dissimular - fingirChinese (Simplified): 掩饰 - 假装Chinese (Traditional): 掩飾 - 假裝Hindi: छिपाना (भावना) - बहाना करनाArabic: يتصنع - يموّهBengali: গোপন করা - ছদ্মবেশ ধারণ করাRussian: скрывать (чувства) - притворятьсяJapanese: 偽る - 本心を隠すVietnamese: giả vờ - che giấu (cảm xúc, ý định)Korean: 위장하다 - 숨기다 (감정, 의도)Turkish: gizlemek - rol yapmakUrdu: چھپانا (احساسات/ارادے) - بہانہ بناناIndonesian: menyembunyikan (perasaan/niat) - berpura-pura
例句
She tried to dissemble her disappointment with a smile.
basic
It is wrong to dissemble your true feelings.
basic
Politicians sometimes dissemble when asked direct questions.
basic
He managed to dissemble his anger, but his eyes gave him away.
natural
Most people don't bother to dissemble—they just say what they think.
natural
She’s good at poker because she can dissemble so well.
natural