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put up a front

美 /pʊt ʌp ə frʌnt/
  • 装模作样：指在别人面前故意表现出与内心不符的态度或行为，以掩饰真实的想法和感受。

双语例句

  1. Although this family put up quite a front, they really are not very well off.
    虽然这家人很会撑场面，其实并不富裕。
    来自《新英汉大辞典》
  2. A third of those polled would simply like time to relax and put their feet up in front of the television or enjoy a lie-in in the morning.
    而三分之一的父母希望能有放松的时间，双脚惬意的搭在茶几上，或是一个赖床的清晨。
  3. "Would she be in the position to play in front of 20,000 people a night if the record company had not put up the marketing dollars?" says Gaga's manager Troy Carter.
    Gaga的经纪人Troy Carter说：“如果唱片公司没有增加用于各方面销售的金钱，Gaga可能在20000人面前表演吗？”

网络短语

  • put up a good front
    强作欢颜
  • Put up a false front
    掩盖事实

同义词

keep up appearances
装门面，讲排场