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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 2739 COCA: 2230
pose
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verb /pəʊz/
present tense
I/you/we/theypose
he/she/itposes
present participleposing
past tenseposed
past participleposed
  1. 1
    [T] to present a difficult or dangerous situation 造成，导致（困难或危险）
    pose a problem/difficulty/risk/threat :

    We are being told that the accident poses no threat to the environment. 我们被告知说那次事故对环境没有造成危害。

    pose a challenge :

    They had been expected to pose a serious challenge to the main parties. 人们原本以为他们会对主要的党派构成严峻的挑战。

     Synonyms and related words
    To cause problems for someone or something: let down, hold back, embarrass...
    Collocates: pose
    Nouns frequently used as objects of pose
    ▪  challenge, danger, difficulty, dilemma, problem, risk, threat
  2. 2
    [I] art to sit or stand somewhere so that someone can take a photograph of you or paint a picture of you (为照相或画像而)摆姿势
    pose for :

    The leaders posed briefly for photographs before returning to the conference hall. 领导们回到会议厅之前简短地摆姿势拍了照片。

     Synonyms and related words
    To sit or lie down: bed down, collapse, cross your legs...
  3. 3
    [I] to dress or behave in a particular way to make people notice you, admire you, or be impressed by you （举止或穿戴）装腔作势，招摇过市

    It's the sort of place where people go to pose in their designer labels. 这是那种人们都穿着名牌服装招摇过市的地方。

     Synonyms and related words
    To boast or show off: boast, show off, brag...

phrasal verbs

pose
noun [C] /pəʊz/
singularpose
pluralposes
  1. 1
    art the position you keep your body in when someone is taking your photograph or painting your picture （拍照或画像时摆的）姿势，样子

    a photograph showing the president in a natural relaxed pose 展现总统自然放松姿势的照片

     Synonyms and related words
    General words for postures and body positions: posture, bearing, balance...
  2. 2
    behaviour that is not natural or sincere and is intended to impress or trick people （故意装出来的）姿态；装腔作势

    You get the feeling that his apparently strong religious faith is just a pose. 你会觉得他那看似坚定的宗教信仰只是装腔作势。

     Synonyms and related words
    Cheating, dishonest and insincere behaviour: dishonesty, deceit, corruption...
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 2739 COCA: 2230
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 2739 COCA: 2230
pose verb
⇨ pose (pose as a doctor) ⇨ ask 1 (pose a question) ⇨ represent 1 (pose a problem)pose noun
⇨ position pose

verb

pose ♦︎ do ♦︎ imitate ♦︎ impersonate ♦︎ mimic ♦︎ pass sb/yourself off as sb/sthThese words all mean to copy the way sb speaks or behaves, either in order to deceive people or to entertain them. 这些词均表示冒充、模仿。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to pose / pass yourself off as sb / sth◆to pose as / imitate / impersonate / mimic / pass yourself off as somebody◆to pose as / impersonate / pass yourself off as a journalist / reporter / customer / doctor / scientist / police officer◆to do / imitate / mimic an / sb's accent◆to imitate / mimic sb's speech■ pose [intransitive] to pretend to be sb in order to deceive other people 佯装，冒充，假扮（意在欺骗）◆The gang entered the building posing as workmen.这伙匪徒冒充工人混进了大楼。■ do [transitive] (does, did, done)to copy the way a well-known perfomer speaks or sings, especially in order to entertain people; to speak in a particular accent 仿效，扮成（知名艺人，尤指为了娱乐）；模仿（口音）◆He does a great Elvis Presley.他模仿猫王维妙维肖。◆Can you do a Welsh accent?你能模仿威尔士口音吗？■ imitate ˈɪmɪteɪt [transitive] to copy the way sb speaks or behaves, in order to show your lack of respect for the person, and/or to make people laugh 模仿（某人的言谈举止，以示轻视或为了逗乐）◆She knew that the girls used to imitate her and laugh at her behind her back.她知道那些女孩子过去常在背地里模仿她、嘲笑她。◆He tried to imitate my Scots accent and we both laughed.他试着模仿我的苏格兰口音，结果我俩都大笑起来。   see also imitation ⇨ parody ■ impersonate ɪmˈpɜːsəneɪt; NAmE ɪmˈpɜːrsəneɪt [transitive] to pretend to be sb in order to deceive people or to entertain them 冒充，假扮，扮演（意在欺骗或娱乐）◆He was caught trying to impersonate a security guard.他企图假扮警卫被抓获。◆They do a pretty good job of impersonating Laurel and Hardy.他们模仿劳雷尔和哈迪很成功。   see also impersonation ⇨ parody ■ mimic ˈmɪmɪk [transitive] to copy the way sb speaks or behaves, especially in order to show your lack of respect for the person, and make other people laugh 模仿（某人的言谈举止，尤指为了表示轻视或逗乐）◆She's always mimicking the teachers.她总是在模仿老师的言谈举止。◆He mimicked her accent.他模仿她的口音。NOTE 辨析 Imitate or mimic? Mimic is usually used to talk about copying sb's speech or behaviour in an unkind way; imitate may or may not be unkind. * mimic通常指恶意地模仿某人的言谈举止；imitate可以有恶意，也可以没有。■ ˌpass sb ˈoff as sb/sth■ ˌpass yourself ˈoff as sb/sth

phrasal verb

to pretend, and make people believe, that sb is sth that they are not, or that you are sth that you are not 装作；佯装；假装◆He escaped by passing himself off as a guard.他伪装成看守得以逃脱。ⓘ When you use pass sb/yourself off as sb/sth you place emphasis on the fact that sb has successfully managed to deceive people. * pass sb/yourself off as sb/sth强调欺骗得逞这一事实。

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