pseudo
pseudo — 形容詞
- pseudopositive
- more pseudocomparative
- most pseudosuperlative
1. used for a person, idea, or thing that is presented as real, expert, or sincere,
假的;偽
看似真實或專業,其實只是裝樣子
used for a person, idea, or thing that is presented as real, expert, or sincere, even though it is only an imitation or a show.
The professor laughed at the website's pseudo science and weak evidence.
那位教授嘲笑那個網站滿是偽科學,證據也很薄弱。
pseudo + field noun to dismiss false expertise
Wren grew tired of her uncle's pseudo kindness during family visits.
Wren 受不了叔叔在家庭聚會上那種假好心。
pseudo + abstract noun for an insincere attitude
Parents worried that the school hired a pseudo expert to lead workshops.
家長擔心學校找來一位假專家帶工作坊。
pseudo + person noun for false authority
Esteban ignored the politician's pseudo concern after the cameras left.
鏡頭一關掉,Esteban 就不再相信那位政客的假關心。
The book sells a pseudo history of the island without dates.
那本書賣的是一套連年代都交代不清的假歷史。
- pseudo science
- pseudo expert
- pseudo concern
- pseudo kindness
- pseudo history
- pseudo democracy
- fake
The everyday choice; broader and more natural for common objects and behaviour.
- false
More neutral and often used for claims, reports, or ideas rather than social labels.
- sham
Stronger and more openly critical, often suggesting deliberate deception.
- bogus
Informal and blunt; common when dismissing weak stories, numbers, or authority.
文法句型
pseudo + noun (science, expert, concern, history)
用法筆記
Usually placed before a noun, especially in critical expressions such as 'pseudo science' or 'pseudo expert'. It often suggests that something copies the surface look of knowledge, sincerity, or status without truly having it.
常見錯誤
同根字
- pseudonym名詞C1
- pseudoscience名詞C1
- pseudo-scientific形容詞C2