| 单词 | pose |
| 释义 | pose I. transitive verb 1. a. < posed his spectacles, and read the obituary — Arnold Bennett > < this hat features an elongated … brim posed midway down on the forehead — Women's Wear Daily > b. < great photographers have posed her — Joseph Bryan > 2. a. < a number of the points … were posed in an unsatisfactory way — New York Times > < posed a resistance to the … concept — Roger Burlingame > < posed the greatest threat of dismemberment — E.S.Morgan > b. < posing so many puzzles — Irish Digest > < pose exactly the same issue — S.L.Payne > < questions which can be posed by the students themselves — Bard College Bulletin > intransitive verb 1. < pose for a photographer > < pose for a picture > < the birds were quiet and posed beautifully — C.L.Barrett > 2. < posed in public speeches as a man of the people — G.A.Craig > < good poetry does not pose — C.S.Kilby > II. 1. < the free pose of the girl — Winston Churchill > especially < a set of about three short poses culminating in a grand tableau — Faubion Bowers > or affectation < his every movement is a pose > 2. a. < the pose of the book is one of critical detachment — A.M.Schlesinger b. 1917 > b. < his directness was a pose, his professional pose — Louis Auchincloss > < his deprecation of the human strikes us a kind of pose — L.A.Fiedler > c. < an age of pose > < an everyday touch and a minimum of pose — Jack Gould > III. chiefly Scotland IV. 1. obsolete 2. < determined not to be posed — Lucy M. Montgomery > |
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