英语词汇bluff怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ bluff /ˈblʌf/ verb

bluffs; bluffed; bluffing

¹ bluff

/ˈblʌf/

verb

bluffs; bluffed; bluffing

Learner's definition of BLUFF

: to pretend that you will do something or that you know or have something in order to trick someone into doing what you want虚张声势；唬人

[no object]

Don't listen to his threats—he's just bluffing. [=he will not really do what he threatens to do]别理会他的威胁，他不过是在吓唬人。
She says someone else has made her a higher offer, but I think she's bluffing.她说别人给她开出了更高的价格，可我觉得她是在虚张声势。
He's a terrible card player—you can always tell when he's bluffing. [=when he's pretending that he has better cards than he actually has]他打牌很烂，你总能觉察出他什么时候是在假装拿了手好牌。

[+ object]

Don't listen to his threats—he's just bluffing you.别理会他的威胁，他不过是在吓唬你呢。
I managed to bluff my way into the show without a ticket. [=I got into the show by bluffing]我没有演出门票，想法混了进去。
I bluffed my way through the interview.我蒙混通过了面试。

[+ object] US : to pretend to do or make (something)假装做（某事）

The catcher bluffed [=faked, feigned] a throw to first base.接球手做了一个投给一垒的假动作。

² bluff /ˈblʌf/ noun

plural bluffs

² bluff

/ˈblʌf/

noun

plural bluffs

Learner's definition of BLUFF

[count]

: a false threat or claim that is meant to get someone to do something虚张声势的举动；唬人

She says someone else has made her a higher offer, but I think it's just a bluff.她说别人给她开出了更高的价格，可我觉得那不过是虚张声势而已。

call your bluff

◊ If you have made a bluff or a threat and people call your bluff, they tell you to do the thing you have threatened to do because they do not believe that you will really do it.让某人去做其威胁要做的事；接受某人挑战

When she threatened to quit her job, her boss called her bluff and told her she could leave if she wanted to.当她威胁要辞职时，老板答应了，还让她想走就走。

— compare ³bluff

³ bluff /ˈblʌf/ noun

plural bluffs

³ bluff

/ˈblʌf/

noun

plural bluffs

Learner's definition of BLUFF

[count]

: a high, steep area of land : cliff峭壁；悬崖；陡岸

They stood on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean.他们站在峭壁上眺望太平洋。

— compare ²bluff

⁴ bluff /ˈblʌf/ adjective

⁴ bluff

/ˈblʌf/

adjective

Learner's definition of BLUFF

[more bluff; most bluff]

: having a very open, honest, and direct way of talking that is friendly but not always polite直率豪爽的（有时不太礼貌）

a bluff, easygoing fellow一个直率爽快又随和的小伙子

单词	bluff
释义	bluff (noun) bluff (noun) bluff (adjective) bluff 6 ENTRIES FOUND: bluff (verb) bluff (noun) bluff (noun) bluff (adjective) blindman's bluff (noun) call (verb) ¹ bluff /ˈblʌf/ verb bluffs; bluffed; bluffing ¹ bluff /ˈblʌf/ verb bluffs; bluffed; bluffing Learner's definition of BLUFF 1 : to pretend that you will do something or that you know or have something in order to trick someone into doing what you want虚张声势；唬人 [no object] Don't listen to his threats—he's just bluffing. [=he will not really do what he threatens to do]别理会他的威胁，他不过是在吓唬人。 She says someone else has made her a higher offer, but I think she's bluffing.她说别人给她开出了更高的价格，可我觉得她是在虚张声势。 He's a terrible card player—you can always tell when he's bluffing. [=when he's pretending that he has better cards than he actually has]他打牌很烂，你总能觉察出他什么时候是在假装拿了手好牌。 [+ object] Don't listen to his threats—he's just bluffing you.别理会他的威胁，他不过是在吓唬你呢。 I managed to bluff my way into the show without a ticket. [=I got into the show by bluffing]我没有演出门票，想法混了进去。 I bluffed my way through the interview.我蒙混通过了面试。 2 [+ object] US : to pretend to do or make (something)假装做（某事） The catcher bluffed [=faked, feigned] a throw to first base.接球手做了一个投给一垒的假动作。 ² bluff /ˈblʌf/ noun plural bluffs ² bluff /ˈblʌf/ noun plural bluffs Learner's definition of BLUFF [count] : a false threat or claim that is meant to get someone to do something虚张声势的举动；唬人 She says someone else has made her a higher offer, but I think it's just a bluff.她说别人给她开出了更高的价格，可我觉得那不过是虚张声势而已。 call your bluff ◊ If you have made a bluff or a threat and people call your bluff, they tell you to do the thing you have threatened to do because they do not believe that you will really do it.让某人去做其威胁要做的事；接受某人挑战 When she threatened to quit her job, her boss called her bluff and told her she could leave if she wanted to.当她威胁要辞职时，老板答应了，还让她想走就走。 — compare ³bluff ³ bluff /ˈblʌf/ noun plural bluffs ³ bluff /ˈblʌf/ noun plural bluffs Learner's definition of BLUFF [count] : a high, steep area of land : cliff峭壁；悬崖；陡岸 They stood on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean.他们站在峭壁上眺望太平洋。 — compare ²bluff ⁴ bluff /ˈblʌf/ adjective ⁴ bluff /ˈblʌf/ adjective Learner's definition of BLUFF [more bluff; most bluff] : having a very open, honest, and direct way of talking that is friendly but not always polite直率豪爽的（有时不太礼貌） a bluff, easygoing fellow一个直率爽快又随和的小伙子
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