उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
to pretend to have a feeling or quality
विषय
deception
|pretense
|appearance
|behavior
|communication
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
व्याख्या
To put on a false appearance of having or feeling something.
वापर नमुना:
vmit színlel; azt színleli, hogy ...
उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
to pretend or simulate something
विषय
pretending
|simulation
|deception
|emotions
|illness
|behavior
|communication
|core_vocabulary
व्याख्या
To pretend that something is true, to simulate a feeling, action, or situation, or to create something that only looks real.
उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
pretend to feel or be something
विषय
pretending
|deception
|emotion
|illness
|acting
|emotions
|communication
व्याख्या
To pretend to have a particular feeling, quality, or physical state, especially in order to deceive others.
वापर नमुना:
színlel valamit
उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
to pretend or fake something
विषय
pretending
|deception
|behavior
|health
|communication
|core_vocabulary
व्याख्या
To pretend to have a particular feeling, condition, or state, especially in order to deceive.
उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
pretend to be different
विषय
pretense
|false_impression
|deception
|feelings
|behavior
|communication
व्याख्या
To pretend to have feelings, beliefs, or qualities that you do not have; to give a false impression.
वापर नमुना:
színlel valamilyen érzést/reakciót
उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
pretend to feel or show
विषय
pretense
|emotion
|reaction
|deception
|social_behavior
|communication
|emotions
|social
व्याख्या
To deliberately give a false appearance of a feeling, attitude, or reaction.
वापर नमुना:
színlel valamilyen betegséget/sérülést/állapotot
उदाहरणांच्या जोड्या अजून उपलब्ध नाहीत.
अर्थ
pretend to be ill or hurt
विषय
pretense
|health
|illness
|injury
|avoidance
|deception
|work
|law
व्याख्या
To pretend to have an illness, injury, or physical or mental condition, especially in order to avoid work, duty, or responsibility.
