n.[C]

1. （身体呈现的）样子，姿势
   "Hold that pose," said the photographer.

   “保持那个姿势别动，”摄影师说。

2. 装腔作势；（故意作出的）姿态
   His concern for the poor is a mere pose.

   他关心穷人只是故作姿态罢了。

vi.

1. 摆姿势[（+for）]
   The family posed outside the house.

   全家人在屋子外面摆好姿势准备拍照。

2. 假装，冒充；装腔作势[（+as）]
   He posed as an artist.

   他冒充艺术家。

vt.

1. 使摆好姿势；把……摆正位置
   The photographer posed the family before taking the picture.

   摄影师在照相前先让一家子摆好姿势。

2. 提出[O1]
   He was the first to pose an alternative concept of the world.

   他是第一个提出另一种新的世界概念的人。

3. 造成，引起
   The increase in student numbers poses many problems for the schools.

   学生人数增加给学校造成许多问题。

vt.

1. 把……难住；使为难
   He was determined not to be posed.

   他决心不被难住。

v.

1. present or constitute (a problem, danger, question, etc.).
2. assume a particular position in order to be photographed, painted, or drawn.
3. (pose as) pretend to be.
4. behave affectedly in order to impress.

n.

1. a position assumed in order to be painted, drawn, or photographed.
2. a way of behaving adopted in order to impress or give a false impression.

v.