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pretense [prɪ'tens] nome1) (false show) finta f.to make a pretence of sth. — fingere qcs.
to make no pretence of sth. — non fare mistero di qcs.
on o under the pretence of doing con il pretesto di fare; to keep up the pretence of doing — continuare a fare finta di fare
2) (sham) finzione f., simulazione f.on o under false pretence — con un sotterfugio, con l'inganno
* * *[-s]noun ((an) act of pretending: Under the pretence of friendship, he persuaded her to get into his car.) simulazione, pretesto* * *pretence, ( USA) pretense /prɪˈtɛns/n. [uc]2 pretesto; scusa: He stays off work on the slightest pretence, gli basta un minimo pretesto per stare a casa dal lavoro4 (leg.) pretesa; richiesta di riconoscimento di un diritto● devoid of all pretence, del tutto privo di pretese □ (leg.) false pretences, pretese infondate; frode; inganno; truffa □ under the pretence of personal devotion, fingendosi un amico devoto □ under the pretence of helping, facendo finta d'aiutare; con il pretesto di dare aiuto.* * *pretense [prɪ'tens] nome1) (false show) finta f.to make a pretence of sth. — fingere qcs.
to make no pretence of sth. — non fare mistero di qcs.
on o under the pretence of doing con il pretesto di fare; to keep up the pretence of doing — continuare a fare finta di fare
2) (sham) finzione f., simulazione f.on o under false pretence — con un sotterfugio, con l'inganno
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1. n разг. лжец, обманщик2. n разг. подделка; фальшивка3. a ложный, неверный; ошибочныйfalse pride — ложная гордость; ложное самолюбие
to take a false step — сделать неверный шаг; совершить ошибку
4. a фальшивый, неискренний, притворный; вероломный, лживыйfalse front — декоративный, фальшивый фасад
5. a поддельный, фальшивыйfalse hair — фальшивые волосы, парик
6. a тех. дополнительный, вспомогательный; временный7. a юр. неправомерный, противозаконныйfalse arrest — незаконный, неправомерный арест
8. adv обманным путём; коварноСинонимический ряд:1. artificial (adj.) artificial; dummy; ersatz; mock; simulated; stand-in; substitute; supplementary2. counterfactual (adj.) counterfactual; erroneous; improper; inaccurate; incorrect; mistaken; off; unsound; wrong3. counterfeit (adj.) bogus; brummagem; counterfeit; fake; fraudulent; phony; pinchbeck; pseudo; sham; snide4. deceitful (adj.) deceitful; disingenuous; hypocritical; inconstant; malicious; treasonable; villainous5. feigned (adj.) feigned; forged; imitation6. invalid (adj.) fallacious; illogical; invalid; sophistic; specious; spurious7. lying (adj.) lying; mendacious; untruthful8. misleading (adj.) beguiling; deceiving; deceptive; deluding; delusive; delusory; misleading9. untrue (adj.) disloyal; faithless; false-hearted; perfidious; recreant; traitorous; treacherous; unfaithful; unloyal; untrueАнтонимический ряд:actual; authentic; axiomatic; candid; certain; conclusive; confirmed; correct; established; factual; faithful; genuine; honest; honourable; loyal; real; true -
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n. voorwendsel; schijn; uiterlijk vertoon♦voorbeelden:on the slightest pretence • bij de geringste aanleiding -
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1 ( false show) faux-semblant m ; to make a pretence of sth feindre qch ; to make a pretence of doing faire semblant de faire ; to make no pretence of sth ne pas se donner la peine de feindre qch ; on ou under the pretence of doing sous prétexte de faire ; under the pretence that sous prétexte que ; to keep up/abandon the pretence of doing entretenir/cesser d'entretenir l'illusion de faire ; he spoke with no pretence at ou of politeness il a parlé sans même faire semblant d'être poli ;2 ( sham) simulacre m (of de) ; ( of illness) simulation f (of de) ; a pretence of love/sympathy un amour/une sympathie feint/-e ; ⇒ false pretences. -
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b. ( = make-believe) to make a pretence of doing sth faire semblant de faire qch• I'm tired of their pretence that all is well j'en ai assez de les voir faire comme si tout allait bien* * *GB, pretense US [prɪ'tens] noun1) ( false show) faux-semblant mon ou under the pretence of doing — sous prétexte de faire
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pretence [prɪˊtens] n1) отгово́рка;under the pretence of под предло́гом; под ви́дом
2) притво́рство; обма́н;on ( или under) false pretences обма́нным путём
;to make a pretence притворя́ться
3) прете́нзия; тре́бование;to make no pretence of smth. не претендова́ть на что-л.
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pretence Vorspiegelung f• under false pretences unter Vorspiegelung falscher Tatsachen -
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noun(Brit.)1) (pretext) Vorwand, derunder [the] pretence of helping — unter dem Vorwand zu helfen; see also academic.ru/26348/false_pretences">false pretences
3) (piece of insincere behaviour)5) (claim) Anspruch, dermake the/no pretence of or to something — Anspruch/keinen Anspruch auf etwas (Akk.) erheben
* * *[-s]noun ((an) act of pretending: Under the pretence of friendship, he persuaded her to get into his car.) die Vortäuschung* * *pre·tence[prɪˈten(t)s]AM pre·tense[AM ˈpri:t-]n no plunder the \pretence of friendship unter dem Deckmantel der Freundschaftto give up a \pretence of sth etw nicht länger vortäuschenthey kept up a \pretence of normality sie wahrten den Anschein der Normalitätthe army has given up any \pretence of neutrality die Armee hat ihre vorgetäuschte Neutralität aufgegebento make a \pretence of doing sth [nur] so tun, als ob man etw tutto make no \pretence of sth etw nicht verhehlen, keinen Hehl aus etw dat machen, mit etw dat nicht hinter dem Berg haltento make no \pretence of doing sth nicht vorgeben, etw zu tunI had made no \pretence of being interested in her ich hatte ihr keinerlei Hoffnungen gemachtunder the \pretence of doing sth unter dem Vorwand, etw zu tun3. (claim)to make no \pretence to sth keinen Anspruch auf etw akk erhebenI make no \pretence to having any athletic skill ich behaupte gar nicht, sportlich zu sein\pretence is engaged in by young children in order to learn kleine Kinder lernen mit Hilfe ihrer Fantasie* * *(US) [prɪ'tens]n1) (= make-believe story) erfundene Geschichte; (= make-believe person) erfundene Gestalthe didn't really shoot me, it was just pretence we soon saw through his pretence of being a foreigner — er hat nicht auf mich geschossen, er hat nur so getan wir durchschauten bald, dass er nur vorspiegelte or vorgab, Ausländer zu sein
to make a pretence of doing sth — so tun, als ob man etw tut
he made not even the slightest pretence of being interested — er gab sich (dat) nicht einmal den Anschein des Interesses
this constant pretence that all is well —
it's all a pretence — das ist alles nur gespielt or Mache (inf)
2) (= feigning, insincerity) Heuchelei f, Verstellung fhis coolness is just (a) pretence — seine Kühle ist nur gespielt
he made a pretence of friendship —
let's stop all this pretence — hören wir mit der Heuchelei auf, hören wir auf, uns (dat) etwas vorzumachen
3) (= affectation) Unnatürlichkeit f, Geziertheit f4)to make no pretence to sth — keinen Anspruch auf etw (acc) erheben
5) (= pretext, excuse) Vorwand mon or under the pretence of doing sth — unter dem Vorwand, etw zu tun
See:→ false* * *1. Anspruch m:make no pretence to keinen Anspruch erheben auf (akk)3. fig Anschein m, Verstellung f:make a pretence of order den Anschein von Ordnung erwecken;abandon the pretence die Maske fallen lassen;make pretence of doing sth sich den Anschein geben, etwas zu tun;she made pretence of being asleep sie stellte sich schlafend* * *noun(Brit.)1) (pretext) Vorwand, derunder [the] pretence of helping — unter dem Vorwand zu helfen; see also false pretences
it is all or just a pretence — das ist alles nicht echt
5) (claim) Anspruch, dermake the/no pretence of or to something — Anspruch/keinen Anspruch auf etwas (Akk.) erheben
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prɪˈtens сущ.
1) претенциозность;
показное проявление( чего-л.) ;
хвастовство;
выставление напоказ Syn: ostentation, parade, display
2) притворство;
ложь, неправда, обман to make a pretence ≈ притворяться to see through smb.'s pretence ≈ вывести кого-л. на чистую воду Syn: dissimulation, pretense
3) отговорка, предлог;
довод, повод under the pretence of ≈ под предлогом;
под видом A pretence was at hand to justify the most violent proceedings. ≈ Под рукой оказался предлог, чтобы оправдать самые жестокие действия. Syn: excuse, pretext
4) претензия;
требование;
притязания to make no pretence of smth. ≈ не претендовать на что-л. притворство, обман - * of repentance видимость раскаяния - under /on/ false *s обманным путем - his illness was all (a) * его болезнь была лишь притворством - he made a * of reading the newspaper он притворился, что читает газету - she makes a * of being interested in art она делает вид, что интересуется искусством отговорка, предлог - to complain on the smallest * жаловаться по малейшему поводу - under the * of helping под видом помощи - under the * of being tired под предлогом усталости - that's only a * это только предлог /отговорка/ - he is always making *s он всегда находит оправдание /отговорки/ претензия - * to being infallible претензия на непогрешимость - he makes no * to profound knowlege он и не претендует на глубокие знания претенциозность ~ притворство;
обман;
on (или under) false pretences обманным путем;
to make a pretence притворяться ~ претензия;
требование;
to make no pretence (of smth.) не претендовать (на что-л.) ~ притворство;
обман;
on (или under) false pretences обманным путем;
to make a pretence притворяться pretence обман ~ отговорка;
under the pretence of под предлогом;
под видом ~ отговорка ~ предлог ~ претензия;
требование;
to make no pretence (of smth.) не претендовать (на что-л.) ~ претензия ~ претенциозность ~ притворство;
обман;
on (или under) false pretences обманным путем;
to make a pretence притворяться ~ притворство pretense: pretense амер. = pretence ~ отговорка;
under the pretence of под предлогом;
под видомБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > pretence
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-snoun ((an) act of pretending: Under the pretence of friendship, he persuaded her to get into his car.) påskuddsubst. \/prɪˈtens\/ eller pretense1) påskudd, foregivende2) utflukt, skalkeskjul3) skinn, noe man later somdet er bare spill, det er bare på liksom4) krav, fordring5) skrytende oppførsel6) pretensjon(er)by\/on\/under false pretences under falske forutsetningerdevoid of all pretence i all beskjedenhet, uten (noen) pretensjonerfalse pretences ( jus) falske foregivendemake a pretence of foregi, late sommake no pretence to ikke gjøre krav på ikke gi seg ut forobtain money by\/on\/under false pretences (gammeldags, jus) lure til seg pengeron the slightest pretence ved minste foranledning, ved minste påskuddpretence for påskudd tilpretence of påskudd avpretence to\/at krav påunder\/on (the) pretence of under påskudd av, under foregivende av -
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[prɪˈtens]pretence притворство; обман; on (или under) false pretences обманным путем; to make a pretence притворяться pretence претензия; требование; to make no pretence (of smth.) не претендовать (на что-л.) pretence притворство; обман; on (или under) false pretences обманным путем; to make a pretence притворяться pretence обман pretence отговорка; under the pretence of под предлогом; под видом pretence отговорка pretence предлог pretence претензия; требование; to make no pretence (of smth.) не претендовать (на что-л.) pretence претензия pretence претенциозность pretence притворство; обман; on (или under) false pretences обманным путем; to make a pretence притворяться pretence притворство pretense: pretense амер. = pretence pretence отговорка; under the pretence of под предлогом; под видом -
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pre·tence [prɪʼten(t)s], (Am) pre·tense [ʼpri:t-] n1) (false behaviour, insincerity) Vortäuschung f, Vorspiegelung f;under the \pretence of friendship unter dem Deckmantel der Freundschaft;to give up a \pretence of sth etw nicht länger vortäuschen;to keep up a \pretence of sth etw vortäuschen, den [An]schein einer S. gen vermitteln;they kept up a \pretence of normality sie wahrten den Anschein der Normalität;the army has given up any \pretence of neutrality die Armee hat ihre vorgetäuschte Neutralität aufgegeben;to make a \pretence of doing sth [nur] so tun, als ob man etw tut;to make no \pretence of sth etw nicht verhehlen, keinen Hehl aus etw dat machen, mit etw dat nicht hinter dem Berg halten;to make no \pretence of doing sth nicht vorgeben, etw zu tun;I had made no \pretence of being interested in her ich hatte ihr keinerlei Hoffnungen gemacht2) (story, excuse) Vorwand m;under the \pretence of doing sth unter dem Vorwand, etw zu tun3) ( claim)to make no \pretence to sth keinen Anspruch auf etw akk erheben;I make no \pretence to having any athletic skill ich behaupte gar nicht, sportlich zu sein\pretence is engaged in by young children in order to learn kleine Kinder lernen mit Hilfe ihrer Fantasie -
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1. n притворство, обман2. n отговорка, предлог3. n претензия4. n претенциозностьСинонимический ряд:1. airs (noun) affectation; airs; mannerism2. claim (noun) claim; title3. dishonesty (noun) dishonesty; excuse; fabrication; falsification; feigning4. dissimulation (noun) deception; dissimulation; faking it; hypocrisy; imitation; wile5. face (noun) cloak; colour; colouring; cover; cover-up; disguise; dissembling; facade; face; front; gloss; guise; mask; pageant; pretext; semblance; veil; veneer; window-dressing6. pretension (noun) charade; make-believe; pretension7. show (noun) act; masquerade; pose; sham; show; simulationАнтонимический ряд:candour; exactness; fact; frankness; honesty; naivete; openness; probity; simplicity; truth -
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притворство, обманby false pretences — путём обмана; мошенническим путём, мошеннически;
in pretence — под предлогом;
obtaining property by false pretences — мошенничество;
to obtain (property) by false pretences — обратить чужое имущество в свою собственность путём обмана, совершить мошенничество;
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-snoun ((an) act of pretending: Under the pretence of friendship, he persuaded her to get into his car.) pretextotr[prɪ'tens]1 (deception, make-believe) fingimiento, apariencia, fachada2 (pretext) pretexto\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto keep up/make a pretence of doing something fingir hacer algon.• máscara s.f.• pretensión s.f.(US)[prɪ'tens] N1) (=make-believe) fingimiento m, simulación f2) (=claim) pretensión f3) (=pretext) pretexto mfalse 1., 2)on or under the pretence of doing sth — so pretexto de hacer algo
4) (=display) ostentación fwithout pretence, devoid of all pretence — sin ostentación
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