🔍 牛津詞典
🔍 朗文詞典
🔍 劍橋詞典
🔍 柯林斯詞典
🔍 麥美倫詞典
🔍 韋氏詞典 🎯
檢索以下詞典：
(Mr. Ng 不推薦使用 Google 翻譯！)
最近搜尋：
- clap 517
- hormonic 52
- Impulse 69
- biologist 95
- diffraction 103
- doe-eyed 77
- frostless 72
- pakistan 58
- Supplements 59
- kelvin 47
- count (someone) in 63
- splendidly 106
- zoophilist 64
- Gospel 143
- telco 49
- biryani 65
- collective 480
- play off 58
- bring-and-buy sale 93
- perversion 103
- missions 29
- perpetualism 40
- festive 140
- cold call 99
- credibility gap 70
- paternal 94
- nitroglycerin 66
- adopt 570
- Lupus 63
- V-1 100
- neap tide 32
- nightly 81
- come on 143
- franglais 80
- draw into 78
- freshener 77
- Confidence 221
- mistook 49
- freeman 137
- pop off 55
- wastage 72
- ton 520
- redolent 79
- Accredit 48
- sicken 198
- catty 145
- biology 559
- self confidence 64
- Coherent 172
- exit strategy 72
- rut 226
- figure out 113
- patriarchism 42
- blancmange 105
- drop 528
- thud 107
- disingenuity 59
- hormonal 81
- invigorate 187
- magnate 56
- traverse 104
- effortless 238
- Subway 191
- metrics 77
- vape 52
- cockier 42
- moody 218
- causality 106
- wiriest 32
- four-letter word 104
- front man 68
- Intact 167
- end product 90
- kitty 71
- Figurative 76
- Similarity 245
- delirious 120
- twins 45
- ransomable 44
- Way out 92
- chap 125
- abominable 130
- Morus 43
- goofy 149
- Bloggers 35
- long-sighted 53
- uninvolved 51
- Mauritius 57
- culprit 217
- woodsier 28
- Paradise 176
- insolent 82
- wishful thinking 48
- lakelet 43
- remould 49
- tuba 80
- sonority 59
- kedgeree 43
- venous 52
- Dazzle 42
- literatus 40
- extra 508
- with respect to 49
- welfare 501
- Device 252
- holily 33
- igbo 35
- psychoanalyze 79
- squalid 225
- patchiest 33
- curtail 152
- lovage 50
- pharaoh 101
- crib death 99
- dainty 153
- runniness 36
- Dante 85
- Microorganism 161
- double-decker 58
- bittersweet 126
- defy 327
- cuddle 128
- chiropractor 171
- redd 55
- maniacally 98
- undertaker 53
- Gateway 86
- scad 44
- unfaltering 53
- lessing 41
- shambolic 74
- info 73
- letterboxing 27
- boss 533
- Addle 64
- gang 492
- mantel 67
- death knell 88
- bevel 140
- hummock 70
- simmer 115
- posh 197
- assemblyman 127
- footwear 112
- loving 202
- shite 42
- fire screen 111
- flowingly 41
- superannuated 83
- geek 129
- woollen 324
- reshape 122
- gdn 103
- knotter 26
- Squabble 51
- letter 288
- timetable 493
- upstairs 500
- lippy 88
- Wave 145
- beauty queen 97
- yodel 89
- proportionate 126
- pickaninnies 31
- newscast 47
- Reformat 21
- nosher 33
- rooftops 64
- acerbities 46
- imaginings 49
- uncharitable 59
- pyjamas 83
- particular 468
- oozing 43
- collie 147
- particularize 82
- alliterative 98
- hoop 90
- think tank 126
- cecum 103
- solemnize 198
- obloquy 68
- Viagra 61
- chrysanthemum 122
- zephyr 71
- vegetation 140
- fresh-faced 73
- mudded 25
- father 179
- control freak 104
- intermix 66
- profanity 74
- revelatory 50
- cashier's check 91
- cementum 59
- gerrymander 122
- cockneyfies 27
- peptidic 27
- asleep 497
- self-assured 69
- implode 62
- swag 184
- cemetery 155
- tactic 239
- field hockey 114
- hostelling 26
- splasher 27
- calendar year 100
- carve up 117
- checksum 78
- the undersigned 67
- TEMPORARY 25
- drive away 93
- Castigate 156
- Groggy 20
- nip and tuck 91
- jazzy 97
- Calorie 97
- au 75
- Brit-pop 83
- sorghum 50
- hypothermic 34
- night 191
- nether 65
- chlorofluorocarbon 126
- PERMAFROST 108
- lowly 121
- belittle 104
- unloved 55
- alkali 104
- ideology 212
- physiologist 94
- regardless 399
- peritoneum 45
- marathi 39
- deeds 47
- BS 69
- shrink from 109
- entrée 112
- rota 131
- jodhpur 46
- judgement 377
- America 118
- doxxing 43
- declaratory 111
- hot-wire 48
- mollycoddling 38
- soupspoon 40
- Rally 149
- mighty 197
- likeness 111
- Gravitation 64
- each 128
- guinean 66
- bro 123
- nitpicking 41
- Bereavement 215
- ingratiating 56
- sunday 192
- catharsis 82
- needy 202
- grooviness 66
- Audio 160
- painterly 77
- gwynedd 39
- exhilarant 44
- unfold 260
- backward 522
- Blissful 130
- drip-dry 107
- pre- 126
- checkers 81
- drive off 89
- blackleg 112
- scuffed 48
- overpopulation 79
- interbreed 94
- Mastery 168
- petticoat 77
- dehydrate 188
- economically 119
- encroach 201
- tramway 50
- Journalist 126
- lascivious 100
- incur 127
- resinous 56
- aftermost 44
- tombstone 58
- naiad 42
- donee 66
- curry powder 98
- chippy 113
- Remnant 134
- whodunnit 43
- readily 445
- duskly 39
- glut 140
- off-season 91
- -ics 62
- intensifier 67
- cut and thrust 82
- schoolmistress 118
- East Germany 68
- jennies 29
- monster 182
- ashram 92
- Interestingly 170
- enchanting 119
- cf 121
- impinge 155
- depopulate 132
- isometric 64
- honeyless 38
- Lord 138
- trellis 59
- at least 81
- Awake 213
- icy 132
- romanced 44
- fret 250
- figging 56
- understated 109
- asthmatic 87
- upsetting 76
- m 137
- manic 221
- slowcoach 44
- Setback 128
- draughtsmanship 62
- check off 64
- maharani 64
- Pk. 51
- perl 48
- microplastic 54
- Likeness 200
- novel 731
- stuck up 45
- decay 515
- appraise 221
- penis 127
- metrication 45
- Montenegro 53
- pr 127
- falls 79
- touristic 43
- retiree 78
- umpire 188
- household 487
- praefect 39
- nutmeg 180
- soupçon 52
- treadmill 149
- fifty-fifty 90
- half-cocked 80
- Records 28
- think out 10
- District Attorney 48
- Heart 168
- savage 299
- pharmacopoeia 52
- Japan 84
- biotechnological 73
- sorted 35
- foghorn 123
- sentimentalism 61
- fire truck 87
- murky 171
- ginger group 79
- parchment 60
- or 228
- strew 205
- leakier 25
- Signature 444
- Bakelite 62
- suttee 44
- adjourn 281
- premature 134
- swain 70
- coup de grace 50
- inuit 60
- nectarine 128
- decongestion 43
- chowderhead 61
- bookcase 119
- ottar 43
- market capitalization 52
- sleuth 54
- hajji 50
- hoggish 38
- Pekingese 72
- electronics 496
- barley sugar 78
- Choke 118
- hiccup 257
- goof off 88
- prosciutto 76
- hootenannies 25
- unchecked 141
- half year 62
- browned off 91
- get in with (someone) 71
- pornography 254
- panically 41
- nonsticky 40
- Pembroke 39
- mailman 100
- gestapo 88
- Window 162
- catchy 182
- haka 50
- April Fool 95
- apotheosis 143
- checkable 109
- phoenician 48
- pester 182
- labeler 29
- biotech 108
- tatty 85
- chaplain 114
- jobbing 45
- lifo 40
- sliver 87
- multiplication 86
- harrumph 57
- oxyacetylene 44
- kegger 56
- Continues 49
- Harangue 30
- bevvy 127
- optimum 163
- opener 79
- complementarity 88
- wetback 73
- directory enquiries 82
- fancy dress 85
- plural 474
- fan belt 91
- catgut 142
- souk 74
- outlines 26
- begrudge 119
- divest 136
- giardiasis 89
- Escort 48
- freudian 76
- tusk 216
- dept. 96
- Zambia 52
- polish 113
- trotskyite 39
- meitnerium 44
- pasteurized 78
- overwrite 65
- cohort 114
- acyclic 33
- poll 552
- joist 86
- flare up 82
- wield 104
- conceited 216
- Regimen 121
- Particle 98
- draughts 87
- GEAR 130
- onset 214
- stimulate 578
- Subtle 128
- Weed 119
- frenchman 77
- unbend 90
- used to 81
- stack 565
- desktop publishing 85
- grand tour 96
- become 156
- onrush 61
- Arizona 57
- rudimentariness 26
- annotated 107
- mocker 92
- obviously 435
- Multinational 57
- materialism 438
- presumably 426
- face-plant 41
- cross-fertilize 93
- dracula 62
- Seams 41
- foxier 44
- physical 530
- horsepower 514
- Repetitive 134
- strobe 43
- diminished 77
- barrow boy 79
- paleontologist 61
- mutinous 86
- go out 104
- Fourth of July 76
feint
2 ENTRIES FOUND:
plural feints
plural feints
Learner's definition of FEINT
[count] sports
: a quick movement that you make to trick an opponent佯攻；虚击
- The boxer made a feint with his right, then followed with a left hook.拳击手用右拳虚晃一招，接着打了一个左勾拳。
2 feint /ˈfeɪnt/ verb
feints; feinted; feinting
2 feint
/ˈfeɪnt/
verb
feints; feinted; feinting
Learner's definition of FEINT
[no object] sports
: to pretend to make an attack as a trick to fool your opponent : to make a feint佯攻；虚击；做假动作
- He feinted with his right, then followed with a left hook.他用右拳虚晃一招，接着打了一个左勾拳。
feinted; feinting; feints
: to make a feint
Example Sentences
Noun The boxer made a feint with his right, then followed with a left hook. Verb He feinted with his right, then followed with a left hook.
Recent Examples on the Web
Daniel Fienberg, The Hollywood Reporter, 18 July 2022 Doubtless, the greedflationists will explain in due course how this is all part of some deeper scheme, a feint perhaps to trap the unwary. Andrew Stuttaford, National Review, 21 May 2022 The knowing smiles on Muti, Hanna, and CSO strings’ faces at the end of the concerto made their corny feint into B major at the end — present in some of Bottesini’s many versions of the concerto, axed in others — almost forgivable. Hannah Edgar, Chicago Tribune, 29 Apr. 2022 That could prove more difficult if Mr. Putin decided to move some of his forces back — whether as a real retreat or a strategic feint. New York Times, 26 Mar. 2022 General Rudskoi’s statement could also be a feint as Russia regroups for a new offensive. New York Times, 25 Mar. 2022 Nobody ever said taking on Florida’s political machine was for the feint of heart—which may be why so few companies in the tourism industry have done it. Zach Everson, Forbes, 18 Mar. 2022 His outreach to Latin America could be a feint, a way to complicate the West’s response to his threatened invasion of Ukraine. New York Times, 15 Feb. 2022 The initial reaction within the Biden Administration was to question whether the Russian move was yet another feint. Robin Wright, The New Yorker, 15 Feb. 2022 Jessica Winter, The New Yorker, 1 Sep. 2022 Unlike Nolan, who wrestled with political questions in his Batman films—successfully or not—Snyder’s movies feint toward depth. Eliana Dockterman, Time, 15 Mar. 2021 But instead of just directly attacking the tackle’s near shoulder off the snap, Crawford disguises his intention by feinting a speed rush. John Owning, Dallas News, 3 June 2020 Sandworm spent years obfuscating and feinting and leaving false flags to suggest that others were behind its handiwork. Dina Temple-raston, Washington Post, 26 Dec. 2019 Also feinting were designers like Burberry’s Riccardo Tisci and Area’s Piotrek Panszczyk and Beckett Fogg, who used beading to create the effect of a dress layered upon a real one. Laird Borrelli-persson, Vogue, 1 Apr. 2019 That does lead us down an interesting path, though: If the story and the stars are a lot of what makes great rom-coms work, and Hollywood is feinting toward more inclusive casting and storytelling, how will rom-coms evolve going forward? Alissa Wilkinson, Vox, 29 Aug. 2018 The Belgium midfielder feinted one way and then the other, Danny Rose got himself tied up in knots, and Januzaj bent a finish into the top corner. Jonathan Clegg, WSJ, 28 June 2018 These threads, along with a drama school rivalry involving Diana Cowper’s future movie star son, provide more than enough material for Horowitz to feint this way and that before revealing the killer and, just as important, the killer’s motivations. Erik Spanberg, The Christian Science Monitor, 15 June 2018 See More
Noun
His response is calculated and cold, perhaps suggesting that the Jeter persona was a brilliant feint rather than naturally vanilla. Daniel Fienberg, The Hollywood Reporter, 18 July 2022 Doubtless, the greedflationists will explain in due course how this is all part of some deeper scheme, a feint perhaps to trap the unwary. Andrew Stuttaford, National Review, 21 May 2022 The knowing smiles on Muti, Hanna, and CSO strings’ faces at the end of the concerto made their corny feint into B major at the end — present in some of Bottesini’s many versions of the concerto, axed in others — almost forgivable. Hannah Edgar, Chicago Tribune, 29 Apr. 2022 That could prove more difficult if Mr. Putin decided to move some of his forces back — whether as a real retreat or a strategic feint. New York Times, 26 Mar. 2022 General Rudskoi’s statement could also be a feint as Russia regroups for a new offensive. New York Times, 25 Mar. 2022 Nobody ever said taking on Florida’s political machine was for the feint of heart—which may be why so few companies in the tourism industry have done it. Zach Everson, Forbes, 18 Mar. 2022 His outreach to Latin America could be a feint, a way to complicate the West’s response to his threatened invasion of Ukraine. New York Times, 15 Feb. 2022 The initial reaction within the Biden Administration was to question whether the Russian move was yet another feint. Robin Wright, The New Yorker, 15 Feb. 2022 Verb
What’s more, Susan Neuman told me, some clever members of the sixty per cent may be able to feint their way through books for early readers, and so the true extent of their lack of decoding skills may not emerge until as late as third grade. Jessica Winter, The New Yorker, 1 Sep. 2022 Unlike Nolan, who wrestled with political questions in his Batman films—successfully or not—Snyder’s movies feint toward depth. Eliana Dockterman, Time, 15 Mar. 2021 But instead of just directly attacking the tackle’s near shoulder off the snap, Crawford disguises his intention by feinting a speed rush. John Owning, Dallas News, 3 June 2020 Sandworm spent years obfuscating and feinting and leaving false flags to suggest that others were behind its handiwork. Dina Temple-raston, Washington Post, 26 Dec. 2019 Also feinting were designers like Burberry’s Riccardo Tisci and Area’s Piotrek Panszczyk and Beckett Fogg, who used beading to create the effect of a dress layered upon a real one. Laird Borrelli-persson, Vogue, 1 Apr. 2019 That does lead us down an interesting path, though: If the story and the stars are a lot of what makes great rom-coms work, and Hollywood is feinting toward more inclusive casting and storytelling, how will rom-coms evolve going forward? Alissa Wilkinson, Vox, 29 Aug. 2018 The Belgium midfielder feinted one way and then the other, Danny Rose got himself tied up in knots, and Januzaj bent a finish into the top corner. Jonathan Clegg, WSJ, 28 June 2018 These threads, along with a drama school rivalry involving Diana Cowper’s future movie star son, provide more than enough material for Horowitz to feint this way and that before revealing the killer and, just as important, the killer’s motivations. Erik Spanberg, The Christian Science Monitor, 15 June 2018 See More Word History
Etymology
Noun
borrowed from French feinte, going back to Middle French fainte, feinte "act of dissembling, subterfuge," noun derivative from feminine past participle of feindre "to fabricate, dissemble, feign"
Verb
derivative of feint entry 1
First Known Use
Noun
1644, in the meaning defined above
Verb
1741, in the meaning defined at intransitive sense
Time Traveler
The first known use of feint was in 1644 👨🏻🏫 Mr. Ng 韋氏詞典 📚 – mw.mister5️⃣.net
切換為繁體中文