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复数形式
affectations
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做作
an insincere and unnatural manner of speaking, behaving, or writing that is intended to impress
- They quickly saw through the affectation of his elegant speech, recognizing it as an attempt to impress.
他们很快就看穿了他优雅演讲中的做作，认为这是试图给人留下深刻印象。
- Everyone could tell that the politeness he showed was merely an affectation designed to curry favor.
每个人都能看出他表现出的礼貌只是一种为了讨好而设计的做作。
- Behind the affectation of casual charm, there was a clear attempt to mask his true intentions.
在随意魅力的做作背后，明显试图掩盖他的真实意图。
- Despite his affectation of modesty, it was obvious he was deeply proud of his achievements.
尽管他假装谦虚，但很明显他对自己的成就深感自豪。
- The critic noted the affectation in her acting, criticizing how it detracted from the authenticity of her performance.
评论家注意到她表演中的做作，批评它如何减损了她表演的真实性。