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A n fantaisie f ; it's pure make-believe c'est de la pure fantaisie ; it's only make-believe ce n'est qu'une histoire imaginaire ; the land of make-believe le pays des contes de fées.C make believe vtr to make-believe that imaginer que ; to make believe (that) one is a pirate imaginer que l'on est un pirate, jouer aux pirates. -
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1 noun∎ it's only make-believe ce n'est qu'illusion;∎ a world of make-believe un monde d'illusions;∎ to play at make-believe jouer à faire semblantimaginaire;∎ a make-believe friend un ami imaginaire;∎ they turned the bed into a make-believe raft ils imaginèrent que le lit était un radeauUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > make-believe
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make-believe11 schijn ⇒ fantasie, het doen alsof♦voorbeelden:1 this fight is just make-believe • dit gevecht is maar spel/voor de schijna world of make-believe • een fantasiewereld————————make-believe2 -
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make-believe [ˊmeɪkbɪˏli:v]1. n1) притво́рство2) игра́, в кото́рой де́ти вообража́ют себя́ кем-л.3) воображе́ние, фанта́зия4) вы́думщик, фантазёр2. a1) вообража́емый; вы́думанный2) притво́рный3. v де́лать вид, притворя́ться -
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noun (the act or art of pretending and imagining: a world of make-believe; (also adjective) a make-believe world.) simulación, fingimientotr['meɪkbɪliːv]1 (fantasy) fantasía, imaginación nombre femenino; (pretence) simulación nombre femenino, fingimiento1 (world) imaginario,-a, falso,-a; (game, toy) juguete, de mentira\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto live in a world of make-believe vivir en un mundo de fantasíamake-believe [.meɪkbə'li:v] adj: imaginario: fantasía f, invención fa world of make-believe: un mundo de ensueñoadj.• imaginario, -a adj.• simulado, -a adj.n.• ficción s.f.• simulación s.f.mass nouna) ( fantasy) fantasía fb) ( pretense)['meɪkbɪˌliːv]don't be frightened, it's only make-believe — no te asustes, es de mentira
1.ADJ fingido, simulado; [world etc] de ensueño, de fantasíamake-believe play/games — juegos mpl de fantasía
2.Ndon't worry, it's just make-believe — no te preocupes, no es de verdad
a land or world of make-believe — un mundo de ensueño or fantasía
3.VI fingir4.VTto make-believe that... — fingir que..., hacer que...
* * *mass nouna) ( fantasy) fantasía fb) ( pretense)don't be frightened, it's only make-believe — no te asustes, es de mentira
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1. noun 2. adjectivea make-believe world/story — eine Scheinwelt/Fantasiegeschichte
* * *noun (the act or art of pretending and imagining: a world of make-believe; ( also adjective) a make-believe world.) die Heuchelei; Schein-...* * *ˈmake-be·lievethis ideal is just \make-believe dieses Ideal ist nur Fantasiea world of \make-believe eine Fantasiewelta \make-believe world eine FantasieweltIII. vi<made-, made->* * *['meIkbɪliːv]1. adj attrFantasie-, Phantasie-, imaginära make-believe world — eine Fantasie- or Phantasie- or Scheinwelt
2. nFantasie f, Phantasie fdon't be afraid, it's only make-believe — hab keine Angst, das ist doch nur eine Geschichte
* * *A s1. a) So-Tun-als-ob nb) Verstellung fc) Heuchelei f2. Vorwand m4. a) Heuchler(in)B adj1. angenommen, eingebildet, nur in der Fantasie existierend:make-believe world Schein-, Fantasiewelt f2. falsch:a) scheinbar, unechtb) geheuchelt, unaufrichtigc) vor-, angeblich* * *1. noun 2. adjectivea make-believe world/story — eine Scheinwelt/Fantasiegeschichte
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['meɪkbɪliːv] 1.nome finzione f.2.modificatore [world, friend] immaginario* * *noun (the act or art of pretending and imagining: a world of make-believe; ( also adjective) a make-believe world.) finzione; di finzione* * *make-believe /ˈmeɪkbɪli:v/A n. [u]finzione; finta: It's all make-believe, è tutta una finzioneB a. attr.finto; simulato; irreale; dell'immaginazione● a world of make-believe, un mondo immaginario (o irreale).* * *['meɪkbɪliːv] 1.nome finzione f.2.modificatore [world, friend] immaginario -
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[ˈmeɪkbɪˌli:v]make-believe игра, в которой дети воображают себя (кем-л.) make-believe воображаемый; выдуманный make-believe воображение, фантазия make-believe выдумщик, фантазер make-believe делать вид, притворяться make-believe притворный make-believe притворство -
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noun (the act or art of pretending and imagining: a world of make-believe; ( also adjective) a make-believe world.) fantasi(verden); fantasi-Isubst. \/ˈmeɪkbɪˌliːv\/innbilning, fantasi, spill, noe som er påtattit is only make-believe det er bare på liksomworld of make-believe fantasiverdenIIadj. \/ˈmeɪkbɪˌliːv\/liksom-, spill-, tulle-, falsk, uekte, fantasi- -
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noun (the act or art of pretending and imagining: a world of make-believe; ( also adjective) a make-believe world.) forestillelse; forestillings-* * *noun (the act or art of pretending and imagining: a world of make-believe; ( also adjective) a make-believe world.) forestillelse; forestillings- -
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['meɪkbɪliːv] 1.noun fantaisie f2.make believe [ˌmeɪk bɪ'liːv] transitive verb -
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['meɪkbɪliːv]npozory pl* * *noun (the act or art of pretending and imagining: a world of make-believe; ( also adjective) a make-believe world.) udawanie, udawany -
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noun (the act or art of pretending and imagining: a world of make-believe; ( also adjective) a make-believe world.) constituição* * *make-be.lieve[m'eikbili:v] n 1 imaginação, fantasia. 2 fingimento. • adj fictício, falso, imaginário. • vt simular, fingir. -
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делать вид, притворяться; обольщаться, тешить себя надеждой, предаваться иллюзиям; воображать себя кем-л. (об играющих детях; отсюда a make-believe притворство; воображение, фантазия; игра, в которой дети воображают себя кем-л.) [этим. фр. faire croire]Betsy-Jane and Amelia-Ann were buzzing in one corner of the place, and making believe to read out of a picture-book, which one of them held topsy-turvy. (W. Thackeray, ‘Pendennis’, vol. II, ch. X) — Бетси Джен и Эмилия Анна тараторили в углу двора, делая вид, что читают книжку с картинками, которую одна из них держала вверх ногами.
‘Inside me,’ she said, ‘I've been making believe I was a little girl again. I've been acting the part.’ (A. Saxton, ‘The Great Midland’, part VI, ch. 23) — - Где-то в глубине души, - снова заговорила Стефани, - я все время внушаю себе, что я снова стала ребенком. Я все время как бы играю роль.
He pursed his lips and squinted at his plate, looking like a small boy making believe he's the head of the family. (I. Shaw, ‘Sailor off the Bremen and Other Stories’, ‘Sailor off the Bremen’) — Преминджер поджал губы и, прищурившись, смотрел на тарелку. Он смахивал на маленького мальчика, воображающего себя главой семьи.
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noun (the act or art of pretending and imagining: a world of make-believe; ( also adjective) a make-believe world.) uppgerð, ímyndun -
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látszatkeltés, színlelt* * *noun (the act or art of pretending and imagining: a world of make-believe; ( also adjective) a make-believe world.) színlelés
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