so-called

so-called [səʊ kɔ:ld]  [ˈsoˈkɔld] 

so-called 基本解释

形容词所谓的,号称的

so-called 相关例句

so-called什么意思

形容词

1. Her so-called friend did not offer any help.
    她那位所谓的朋友一点也不帮忙。

so-called 网络解释

1. 所谓的,号称的:soak-浸泡,渗透 | soar-猛增,剧增 | so-called-所谓的,号称的

2. 所谓:或许 perhaps; maybe | 所谓 so-called | 摇晃 to rock; falter; to shake; to sway

3. 常用口语:So called 常用口语 | thousand times no! 绝对办不到! | Don't mention it. 没关系,别客气.

so-called 词典解释

1. (表示不认同)所谓的
    You use so-called to indicate that you think a word or expression used to describe someone or something is in fact wrong.

    e.g. These are the facts that explode their so-called economic miracle...
           这些就是用来粉碎他们所谓的经济奇迹的事实。
    e.g. More and more companies have gone 'green' and started producing so-called environmentally-friendly products.
           越来越多的公司变得“环保”起来,开始生产所谓的环境友好型产品。

2. so-called

2. (指通常的称谓)所说的,所谓的
    You use so-called to indicate that something is generally referred to by the name that you are about to use.

    e.g. ...a summit of the world's seven leading market economies, the so-called G-7...
           世界七大市场经济国家,即所谓的“七国集团”召开的一次峰会
    e.g. She was one of the so-called Gang of Four.
           她是所谓的“四人帮”之一。

so-called 英英释义

adj

1. doubtful or suspect

    e.g. these so-called experts are no help

    Synonym: alleged(a) supposed