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1 feign not to understand

feign not to understand

v.

• desentenderse v.

English-spanish dictionary > feign not to understand
2 pretend

pri'tend
verb

1) (to make believe that something is true, in play: Let's pretend that this room is a cave!; Pretend to be a lion!; He wasn't really angry - he was only pretending.) fingir, simular

2) (to try to make it appear (that something is true), in order to deceive: He pretended that he had a headache; She was only pretending to be asleep; I pretended not to understand.) fingir

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- pretence
- false pretences

pretend vb

1. fingir

he pretended that he didn't understand me fingió no entenderme

2. jugar

let's pretend we're astronauts! ¡juguemos a astronautas!

pretend

tr[prɪ'tend]

transitive verb

1 (feign) fingir, aparentar

■ she pretended that she didn't care fingió que no le importaba

■ the children pretended to be asleep los niños fingían estar dormidos

2 (claim) pretender

intransitive verb

1 (feign) fingir

2 (claim) pretender

adjective

1 (make-believe) de mentirijillas

pretend [pri'tɛnd] vt

1) claim: pretender

2) feign: fingir, simular

pretend vi

: fingir

pretend

v.

• aparentar v.

• encubrir v.

• fingir v.

I
1. prɪ'tend
transitive verb

1) ( feign) <ignorance/surprise> fingir*, aparentar

he pretended he hadn't seen us — fingió que no nos había visto, hizo como si no nos hubiera visto

they pretended to be students — se hicieron pasar por estudiantes

2) ( make believe)

just pretend I'm not here — tú haz como si yo no estuviera

let's pretend I'm the mother and you're the father — mira, yo era la mamá y tú eras el papá

3) ( claim) pretender

I won't pretend to give you advice — no voy a pretender darte consejos

2.

vi

1) ( feign) fingir*

2) ( lay claim) (frml)

to pretend TO something — pretender algo

I don't pretend to any knowledge of... — no pretendo saber de...

II

adjective (used to or by children) <money/gun> de mentira (fam)

[prɪ'tend]
1. VT

1) (=feign) fingir, simular

to pretend that... — (querer) hacer creer que...

he's pretending that he can't hear — finge no oír

let's pretend that I'm the doctor and you're the nurse — child language yo era el médico y tú eras la enfermera

to pretend to do sth — fingir hacer algo

to pretend to be asleep — hacerse el dormido, fingir estar dormido

to pretend to be mad — fingirse loco

he pretends to be a poet — se las da de poeta, se dice poeta

to pretend to go away — fingir marcharse

to pretend not to be listening — hacerse el distraído

to pretend not to understand — hacerse el desentendido

2) (=claim) pretender

I don't pretend to know the answer — no pretendo saber la respuesta

I don't pretend to understand art — no pretendo entender de arte

2. VI

1) (=feign) fingir

she is only pretending — es de mentira

we're only pretending — (to child) es de mentirijillas *

let's pretend — imaginémoslo

let's not pretend to each other — no nos engañemos uno a otro

2) (=claim)

to pretend to the throne — pretender el trono

to pretend to intelligence — afirmar tener inteligencia, pretender ser inteligente

3.

ADJ * de mentira, fingido

pretend money * — dinero m de juego

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I
1. [prɪ'tend]
transitive verb

1) ( feign) <ignorance/surprise> fingir*, aparentar

he pretended he hadn't seen us — fingió que no nos había visto, hizo como si no nos hubiera visto

they pretended to be students — se hicieron pasar por estudiantes

2) ( make believe)

just pretend I'm not here — tú haz como si yo no estuviera

let's pretend I'm the mother and you're the father — mira, yo era la mamá y tú eras el papá

3) ( claim) pretender

I won't pretend to give you advice — no voy a pretender darte consejos

2.

vi

1) ( feign) fingir*

2) ( lay claim) (frml)

to pretend TO something — pretender algo

I don't pretend to any knowledge of... — no pretendo saber de...

II

adjective (used to or by children) <money/gun> de mentira (fam)

English-spanish dictionary > pretend
3 pretend

I [prɪ'tend]
aggettivo colloq. infant. (make-believe) [gun, car] immaginario; [ jewels] finto

it's only pretend! — è solo per finta!
II 1. [prɪ'tend]
verbo transitivo

1) (feign) fingere [illness, ignorance]; simulare [ emotion]

let's pretend (that) we are cowboys — facciamo finta di essere cowboy

a thief pretending to be a policeman — un ladro che si finge poliziotto

2) (claim)

to pretend to understand — pretendere o avere la pretesa di capire
2.
verbo intransitivo

1) (feign) fingere, fare finta

2) (maintain deception) fingere

I was only pretending — stavo solo facendo finta

3) (claim)

to pretend to — pretendere a [ throne]

* * *
[pri'tend]
verb

1) (to make believe that something is true, in play: Let's pretend that this room is a cave!; Pretend to be a lion!; He wasn't really angry - he was only pretending.) fare finta, fingere

2) (to try to make it appear (that something is true), in order to deceive: He pretended that he had a headache; She was only pretending to be asleep; I pretended not to understand.) fare finta, fingere

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- pretence
- false pretences
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pretend /prɪˈtɛnd/
a. attr.

( voce infantile) per finta; per gioco; immaginario: a pretend giant, un gigante immaginario (o finto).
♦ (to) pretend /prɪˈtɛnd/
v. t. e i.

1 fingere; far finta, far mostra (di); simulare; far le viste (di): to pretend sickness, simulare una malattia; I pretended to be deaf, facevo finta d'essere sordo

2 pretendere; avere la presunzione di; pretendere a; aspirare (a); accampare diritti su: He doesn't pretend to be an expert, non pretende d'essere un esperto; He pretended to the throne of England, pretendeva (o aspirava) al trono d'Inghilterra

● to pretend one is dead, fingersi morto; fare il morto □ to pretend to sb. (o sb. 's hand), essere il pretendente di ( una donna); aspirare alla mano di q. □ We're only pretending, facciamo per gioco; non facciamo sul serio.
NOTA D'USO: - to pretend o to expect?- NOTA D'USO: - to pretend to do o to pretend doing?-
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I [prɪ'tend]
aggettivo colloq. infant. (make-believe) [gun, car] immaginario; [ jewels] finto

it's only pretend! — è solo per finta!
II 1. [prɪ'tend]
verbo transitivo

1) (feign) fingere [illness, ignorance]; simulare [ emotion]

let's pretend (that) we are cowboys — facciamo finta di essere cowboy

a thief pretending to be a policeman — un ladro che si finge poliziotto

2) (claim)

to pretend to understand — pretendere o avere la pretesa di capire
2.
verbo intransitivo

1) (feign) fingere, fare finta

2) (maintain deception) fingere

I was only pretending — stavo solo facendo finta

3) (claim)

to pretend to — pretendere a [ throne]

English-Italian dictionary > pretend
4 pretend

1. transitive verb
1) vorgeben

she pretended to be asleep — sie tat, als ob sie schlief[e]

2) (imagine in play)

pretend to be something — so tun, als ob man etwas sei

3) (profess falsely) vortäuschen; (say falsely) vorgeben, fälschlich beteuern (to gegenüber)

4) (claim)

not pretend to do something — nicht behaupten wollen, etwas zu tun
2. intransitive verb
sich verstellen

she's only pretending — sie tut nur so

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[pri'tend]
verb

1) (to make believe that something is true, in play: Let's pretend that this room is a cave!; Pretend to be a lion!; He wasn't really angry - he was only pretending.) so tun als ob

2) (to try to make it appear (that something is true), in order to deceive: He pretended that he had a headache; She was only pretending to be asleep; I pretended not to understand.) vorgeben

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pre·tend

[prɪˈtend]

I. vt

1. (behave falsely)

▪ to \pretend sth etw vorgeben [o vortäuschen]

to \pretend surprise so tun, als ob man überrascht wäre [o als sei man überrascht]

▪ to \pretend that... vorgeben [o vortäuschen], dass...

to \pretend that one is asleep sich akk schlafend stellen

▪ to \pretend to be/do sth vorgeben, etw zu sein/zu tun

to \pretend to be interested Interesse vortäuschen, so tun, als sei man interessiert

2. (imagine)

▪ to \pretend to be sb/sth so tun, als sei man jd/etw [o als ob man jd/etw wäre]

as a child, I used to \pretend I was Robin Hood als Kind habe ich immer Robin Hood gespielt

▪ to \pretend that... so tun, als ob...

I'll just \pretend that I didn't hear that ich tue einfach so, als hätte ich das nicht gehört

II. vi

1. (feign) sich dat etw vormachen

let's not \pretend any more machen wir uns doch nicht länger etwas vor

relax, I'm only \pretending immer mit der Ruhe, ich hab doch nur Spaß gemacht fam

▪ to \pretend to sb jdm etw vormachen

2. ( form: claim)

▪ to \pretend to sth etw für sich akk in Anspruch nehmen

I don't \pretend to remember all the details ich behaupte nicht, mich an alle Einzelheiten zu erinnern

III. adj attr ( fam: in deception, game) Spiel-

this doll is Katie's \pretend baby mit dieser Puppe spielt Katie Baby

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[prɪ'tend]
1. vt

1) (= make believe) so tun, als ob; (= feign) vortäuschen, vorgeben

to pretend to be interested — so tun, als ob man interessiert wäre

to pretend to be sick/to have a cold — eine Krankheit/Erkältung vortäuschen or vorschützen

to pretend to be asleep — sich schlafend stellen

2)

(= claim) I don't pretend to... — ich behaupte nicht, dass ich...

2. vi

1) (= make believe) so tun, als ob; (= keep up facade) sich verstellen

he is only pretending — er tut nur so (als ob)

let's stop pretending — hören wir auf, uns (dat) etwas vorzumachen

2)

(= lay claim) to pretend to sth — auf etw (acc) Anspruch erheben

3. adj (inf
child language) Spiel-
pretend money — Spielgeld nt

pretend gun — Spielzeuggewehr nt

it's just pretend (story etc) — das ist nur Spaß (inf)

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pretend [prıˈtend]

A v/t

1. vorgeben, -täuschen, -schützen, heucheln:

pretend sleep ( oder to be asleep) sich schlafend stellen;

he pretended he didn’t know me ( oder not to know me) er tat, als ob er mich nicht kannte;

let’s pretend we are ( oder to be) cowboys lass uns Cowboy spielen

2. sich erdreisten, sich anmaßen ( beide:

to do zu tun)

3. behaupten ( to do zu tun)

B v/i

1. sich verstellen, heucheln:

he is only pretending er tut nur so

2. Anspruch erheben (to auf den Thron etc)

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1. transitive verb
1) vorgeben

she pretended to be asleep — sie tat, als ob sie schlief[e]

2) (imagine in play)

pretend to be something — so tun, als ob man etwas sei

3) (profess falsely) vortäuschen; (say falsely) vorgeben, fälschlich beteuern (to gegenüber)

4) (claim)

not pretend to do something — nicht behaupten wollen, etwas zu tun
2. intransitive verb
sich verstellen

she's only pretending — sie tut nur so

* * *

v.

anmaßen v.

heucheln v.

vorgeben v.

vortäuschen v.

English-german dictionary > pretend
5 pretend

pretend [prɪˈtend]

1. transitive verb

   a. ( = feign) feindre

• to pretend to do sth faire semblant de faire qch

• he pretended she was out il a essayé de faire croire qu'elle était sortie

   b. ( = claim) prétendre

• I don't pretend to know everything about it je ne prétends pas tout savoir là-dessus

2. intransitive verb

   a. ( = feign) faire semblant

• he's not really ill, he's just pretending il n'est pas malade, il fait semblant

• I was only pretending! c'était pour rire !

   b. ( = claim) to pretend to infallibility avoir la prétention d'être infaillible

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[prɪ'tend] 1.
(colloq) adjective lang enfantin [gun, car] imaginaire; [jewels] faux/fausse (before n)

it's only pretend! — c'est pour rire!
2.
transitive verb

1) ( feign) simuler

to pretend that — faire comme si

to pretend to do — faire semblant de faire

a thief pretending to be a policeman — un voleur se faisant passer pour un policier

2) ( claim)

to pretend to understand — avoir la prétention de comprendre

to pretend to be — prétendre être
3.
intransitive verb

1) ( feign) faire semblant

2) ( maintain deception) jouer la comédie

I was only pretending — c'était pour rire
4.
pretended past participle adjective [emotion, ignorance] simulé

English-French dictionary > pretend
6 pretend

pretend [prɪ'tend]

1 transitive verb

(a) (make believe)

∎ to pretend to do sth faire semblant de faire qch, feindre de faire qch;

∎ they pretend to be rich ils font semblant d'être riches;

∎ they pretended not to see or to have seen us ils ont fait semblant ou mine de ne pas nous voir;

∎ she pretended to be shocked elle a fait semblant ou mine d'être choquée;

∎ he pretended not to be interested il a fait semblant de ne pas être intéressé, il a joué les indifférents;

∎ they pretended to be ill ils ont fait semblant d'être malades;

∎ he pretended to be or that he was their uncle il s'est fait passer pour leur oncle;

∎ she pretends that everything is all right elle fait comme si tout allait bien;

∎ it's no use pretending things will improve cela ne sert à rien de faire comme si les choses allaient s'améliorer;

∎ I'll pretend I didn't hear that last remark je vais faire comme si je n'avais pas entendu cette dernière remarque;

∎ let's pretend that we're astronauts (children playing) on dirait qu'on était astronautes;

∎ you pretend to be Mummy toi, tu serais une maman

(b) (claim) prétendre;

∎ I don't pretend to be an expert je ne prétends pas être un expert, je n'ai pas la prétention d'être un expert;

∎ I don't pretend to understand je ne prétends pas comprendre

(c) (feign → indifference, ignorance) feindre, simuler

2 intransitive verb

(a) (feign) faire semblant;

∎ there's no point in pretending (to me) inutile de faire semblant (avec moi);

∎ I'm only pretending! c'est juste pour rire!;

∎ stop pretending and admit the truth arrête de faire semblant et avoue la vérité;

∎ to play at let's pretend (children) jouer à faire semblant ou comme si;

∎ let's pretend faisons semblant ou comme si

(b) (lay claim) prétendre;

∎ to pretend to sth prétendre à qch;

∎ I don't pretend to great knowledge on the matter/any special expertise je ne prétends pas savoir grand-chose sur la question/avoir des connaissances particulières;

∎ archaic to pretend to the throne prétendre au trône;

∎ archaic he pretended to her hand il la courtisait

3 adjective

familiar (fight) pour faire semblant^□, pour jouer^□ ;

∎ it was only pretend! c'était pour rire ou pour faire semblant!;

∎ it's only pretend money/a pretend gun ce n'est pas du vrai argent/un vrai pistolet^□

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7 assume

1. v принимать, брать

to assume responsibility — взять на себя ответственность

assume charge of a business — принимать на себя ведение дел

assume tight tuck position — принимать плотную группировку

assume the responsibility — брать на себя ответственность

assume a responsibility — брать на себя ответственность

assume obligations — принимать на себя обязательства

2. v предпринимать

to assume measures — принять меры

3. v присваивать, узурпировать

to assume a right to oneself — присвоить себе право

4. v предполагать, допускать

let us assume that this is true — допустим, что это правда

to assume his innocence — исходить из предположения о его невиновности

he is not such a fool as you assumed him to be — он не такой дурак, каким вы его считаете

assume that — допускать что

5. v притворяться, напускать на себя

to assume a look of innocence — принять невинный вид

assume responsibility — взять на себя ответственность

assume a dominating role — взять на себя главную роль

assume liability — принимать на себя обязательство

assume the risk — брать на себя риск

assume risk — принимать на себя риск

6. v важничать; вести себя высокомерно

Синонимический ряд:

1. act (verb) act; act out; affect; bluff; counterfeit; fake; feign; pose; pretend; put on; sham; simulate

2. appropriate (verb) accept; accroach; appropriate; arrogate; commandeer; confiscate; expropriate; preempt; pre-empt; seize; take; usurp

3. don (verb) don; draw on; get on; huddle on; pull; pull on; put on; slip into; slip on; strike; throw

4. presume (verb) deem; give; infer; posit; postulate; premise; presume; presuppose; suppose; take for granted

5. shoulder (verb) enter upon; incur; shoulder; tackle; take on; take over; take up; take upon oneself; undertake

6. understand (verb) believe; conceive; conjecture; expect; gather; imagine; speculate; suspect; think; understand

Антонимический ряд:

abandon; allow; argue; concede; demonstrate; doubt; grant; know; prove; put off; refuse; relinquish; render; surrender; waive

English-Russian base dictionary > assume

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