装模装样 — “To put on an act”
装模装样 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to put on an act”. To be pretentious or affected; to feign or strike a pose. Literally, “Put on a pose, put on an act”.
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装模装样 Pronunciation and Pinyin
装模装样 Character Breakdown
Stroke OrderExample Sentence with 装模装样
他说话时总是装模装样，好像自己是世界上最重要的人。
He always puts on an act when he speaks, as if he were the most important person in the world.
Idioms Related to 装模装样
More idioms starting with 装
- zhuāng装shǎ傻chōng充lèng愣play dumb
- zhuāng装yāo妖zuò作guài怪act strange to deceive
- zhuāng装sūn孙zi子feign weakness or submission
- zhuāng装qiè怯zuò作yǒng勇feign bravery while timid
- zhuāng装sǐ死mài卖huó活feign helplessness or make a fuss
- zhuāng装yáng洋suàn蒜pretend to be ignorant
- zhuāng装huáng潢mén门miàn面embellish the facade
- zhuāng装diǎn点yī一xīn新decorate and refurbish completely
- zhuāng装diǎn点mén门miàn面decorate the facade for appearance's sake
- zhuāng装fēng疯zuò作shǎ傻feign madness and idiocy
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Open the tool →Questions about 装模装样
What does 装模装样 mean?
装模装样 (zhuāng mó zhuāng yàng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to put on an act”.
How do you pronounce 装模装样?
装模装样 is pronounced zhuāng mó zhuāng yàng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 装模装样 literally mean?
Literally, 装模装样 means “Put on a pose, put on an act”. It is used to mean “to put on an act”.
What is the Chinese definition of 装模装样?
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