so-called

so-called

英[ˌsəʊ ˈkɔːld]美[ˌsoʊ ˈkɔːld]

adj.所谓的，号称的；

例句

The teacher called out his students.老师把学生们召集到一起。

The union called out the workers when negotiations with the factory owners failed to bring satisfactory results.由于与厂方的谈判未能取得满意结果, 工会下令工人们举行罢工。

The fire brigade was called out twice last night.消防队昨晚出勤两次。

Each one of you should stand up when your name is called out.当叫到你的名字时, 每个人都应站起来。

She called out my name.她大声叫喊我的名字。

He called out to his father for help.他向他的父亲大声呼救。

At first the boy had not seemed much interested in what the teacher was saying, but when the teacher called him, he began to sit up.起初那男孩子似乎对老师说的话不太感兴趣, 但是当老师叫他的时候, 他才开始用心听讲了。

The boy's honesty was never called in doubt.那个男孩的诚实不容置疑。

If the spirit of Caesar could be called up by some spell, I wonder what it would think of the present day.如果凯撒的灵魂可以用符咒召回的话, 我不知道它对当今世界会有什么看法。

A passer-by called the emergency services (= the ambulance/fire/police services).一名路人拨打了紧急救险服务电话。

英语六级真题

"This study shows the importance of so-called non-cognitive' or soft skills in contributing to children's positive peer relationships, which, in turn, contribute to their academic success,"said Kenneth Dodge, director of the Duke Center for Child and Fami

I could easily escape discomfort, temporarily, by answering email or browsing the web under the pretense of so-called research.

When that happens, many trees like walnuts, oaks and pines, rely 30 exclusively on so-called "scatter-hoarders, " such as birds, to move their seeds to new localities.

柯林斯高阶英汉双解学习词典释义

ADJ

(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.

例句

ADJ

(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.

例句

英英词典释义

Adjective

1. doubtful or suspect;