so-called
so-called 英 [səʊ kɔ:ld] 美 [ˈsoˈkɔld]
adj. 所谓的；号称的
This so-called committee is nothing more than a figure-head. 他们这所谓的委员会只是一块空招牌。
The reporter level(l)ed a satire at the so-called“smart class”. 记者对所谓的“时髦阶层”进行了一番讽刺。
- When you say someone is a so-called pacifist, you are suggesting that they are a pacifist in name only. While they are busy making everyone talk about how peaceful they are, chances are they're also bombing villages to dust.
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- adj. 所谓的；号称的
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1. This so-called committee is nothing more than a figure-head.
他们这所谓的委员会只是一块空招牌。
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2. The reporter level(l)ed a satire at the so-called“smart class”.
记者对所谓的“时髦阶层”进行了一番讽刺。
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3. Yes, but I am suggesting to you that there is a distinction between truth and so-called reality.
这当然正确，但是我对你 的建议是事实和所谓的现实之间有着本质的区别。
ˌso-ˈcalled AWL / ; NAmE / adjective 1 [only before noun ] used to show that you do not think that the word or phrase that is being used to describe sb/sth is appropriate （表示不认同）所谓的 ◆ the opinion of a so-called ‘expert’ 一个所谓的“专家”的意见 ◆ How have these so-called improvements helped the local community? 这些所谓的进步对当地社会有什么帮助呢？ 2 [usually before noun ] used to introduce the word that people usually use to describe sth （引出约定俗成的称谓）人称…的，号称…的 ◆ artists from the so-called ‘School of London’ 号称“伦敦派”的一群艺术家 ˌso-ˈcalled / ; NAmE /
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