poser

英 ['pəʊzə]美 ['pozɚ]

n. 难题；装腔作势者；不易处理的事

n. (Poser)人名；(德、法)波泽

中文词源

poser 装腔作势的人

来自pose,摆姿势，装腔作势。

英文词源

poser (n.)

"one who practices an affected attitude," 1881, agent noun from pose (v.1); revived in teen-ager slang by 1983. Meaning "question that puzzles" is from 1793 from pose (v.2); earlier it meant "one who asks testing questions" (1580s).

双语例句

1. Here is a little poser for you.

考你一道小智力题。

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2. He's such a poser.

他太做作。

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3. The dilemma presented quite a poser.

困境给人很大的难题.

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4. Who does she think she is A movie star? What a poser!

她以为她是谁呀?电影明星? 真是耍大牌!

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5. That's quite a poser!

那事真伤脑筋!

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