perpetrate

slang To pretend to be or act in the manner of someone who is unlike one's actual self. Primarily heard in US. These rich white kids listening to gangster rap are all just perpetrating.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

perpetrate

(ˈpɚpətret)

in. to pose; to pretend. Look at her clothes. Have you ever seen anyone perpetrate like that?

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

play along
married
marry
marry above oneself
above
above (oneself)
above yourself
walk heavy
like to hear (oneself) talk
like to hear oneself talk

References in periodicals archive

He however appealed to Nigerian youths to shun any offer by any politician to use them to perpetrate any form of violence or rig the electoral process.

'There are indications of their intent to take advantage of and to use the farmers/herders crisis, armed political thugs and ethnic militias to perpetrate acts of violence including bombings.

Politicians Planning To Bomb, Disrupt Governorship Elections - Army

The plaintiff would contend at the trial that the defendant had given its blessings to the supposed holder to perpetrate fraud on it, and or that the defendant is in cahoots with the supposed holder to perpetrate the named fraud.

Estate coy drags Access Bank to court over alleged fraud

New Delhi [India], November 10 ( ANI ): A Tihar Jail official on Thursday told the Patiala House Court that sexual harassment allegations raised by suspected Al-Qaeda operative and British national Samiun Rahman, who was arrested on charges of radicalising the Rohingyas to fight the Myanmar Army, is endeavour to perpetrate security system.

Tihar Jail official denies sexual harassment of Al-Qaeda man

Lawlessness has permitted evil men to perpetrate crimes, and a bureaucrat must be deputized.

Cash money: how consumer activists sabotage ATM customers

Osaka (Japan), Aug 27 ( ANI ): A 42-year-old man in the Japanese city of Osaka has been arrested for allegedly posting a message online that said he intended to 'perpetrate mass murder.'

Japanese man arrested for posting 'mass murder threat' on Osaka govt website

Because most police organizations do not have a cohesive entity that measures offenses where criminals either criminally target a computer or use one to perpetrate a crime, accurate statistics remain difficult to obtain.

Making Computer Crime Count

This evidence does not come remotely close to showing that militia members encouraged McVeigh to do anything illegal, let alone to perpetrate one of the most vicious mass murders in history.

Gathering Storm: America's Militia Threat

These promoters perpetrate prime bank scams throughout the world and claim that they do this continually, making huge profits in a short time period with no risk.

Investment Fraud

When other risk factors were taken into account, infrequent bullies had 1.53 times the odds as non-bullies to perpetrate IPV, whereas frequent bullies had 3.82 times the odds of perpetrating past-year IPV.

Childhood bullies 'more likely to become wife-beaters'

Generally, males (particularly biological fathers) perpetrate these emotion-based offenses.

Investigating Potential Child Abduction Cases

International law defines those who perpetrate these atrocities as criminals.

Terrorism as a weapon

Elliott's lucid and mesmerizing, account of her quest is very informative about Israeli barbarism and the injustices it perpetrates daily against ordinary Palestinians.

Elliott, Liza. Finding Palestine: One American's Trek from the Midwest to the Middle East

But it is management that perpetrates these major frauds.

Sees profession as scapegoat. (Letters)

Michael Square in Paris against terrorism, its criminal organizations, supporters and the crimes it perpetrates

Syrians in France stress rejection of terrorism and call for halting supporting it

词组	perpetrate
释义	perpetrate perpetrate slang To pretend to be or act in the manner of someone who is unlike one's actual self. Primarily heard in US. These rich white kids listening to gangster rap are all just perpetrating. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. perpetrate (ˈpɚpətret) in. to pose; to pretend. Look at her clothes. Have you ever seen anyone perpetrate like that? McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: play along married marry marry above oneself above above (oneself) above yourself walk heavy like to hear (oneself) talk like to hear oneself talk References in periodicals archive He however appealed to Nigerian youths to shun any offer by any politician to use them to perpetrate any form of violence or rig the electoral process. 'There are indications of their intent to take advantage of and to use the farmers/herders crisis, armed political thugs and ethnic militias to perpetrate acts of violence including bombings. Politicians Planning To Bomb, Disrupt Governorship Elections - Army The plaintiff would contend at the trial that the defendant had given its blessings to the supposed holder to perpetrate fraud on it, and or that the defendant is in cahoots with the supposed holder to perpetrate the named fraud. Estate coy drags Access Bank to court over alleged fraud New Delhi [India], November 10 ( ANI ): A Tihar Jail official on Thursday told the Patiala House Court that sexual harassment allegations raised by suspected Al-Qaeda operative and British national Samiun Rahman, who was arrested on charges of radicalising the Rohingyas to fight the Myanmar Army, is endeavour to perpetrate security system. Tihar Jail official denies sexual harassment of Al-Qaeda man Lawlessness has permitted evil men to perpetrate crimes, and a bureaucrat must be deputized. Cash money: how consumer activists sabotage ATM customers Osaka (Japan), Aug 27 ( ANI ): A 42-year-old man in the Japanese city of Osaka has been arrested for allegedly posting a message online that said he intended to 'perpetrate mass murder.' Japanese man arrested for posting 'mass murder threat' on Osaka govt website Because most police organizations do not have a cohesive entity that measures offenses where criminals either criminally target a computer or use one to perpetrate a crime, accurate statistics remain difficult to obtain. Making Computer Crime Count This evidence does not come remotely close to showing that militia members encouraged McVeigh to do anything illegal, let alone to perpetrate one of the most vicious mass murders in history. Gathering Storm: America's Militia Threat These promoters perpetrate prime bank scams throughout the world and claim that they do this continually, making huge profits in a short time period with no risk. Investment Fraud When other risk factors were taken into account, infrequent bullies had 1.53 times the odds as non-bullies to perpetrate IPV, whereas frequent bullies had 3.82 times the odds of perpetrating past-year IPV. Childhood bullies 'more likely to become wife-beaters' Generally, males (particularly biological fathers) perpetrate these emotion-based offenses. Investigating Potential Child Abduction Cases International law defines those who perpetrate these atrocities as criminals. Terrorism as a weapon Elliott's lucid and mesmerizing, account of her quest is very informative about Israeli barbarism and the injustices it perpetrates daily against ordinary Palestinians. Elliott, Liza. Finding Palestine: One American's Trek from the Midwest to the Middle East But it is management that perpetrates these major frauds. Sees profession as scapegoat. (Letters) Michael Square in Paris against terrorism, its criminal organizations, supporters and the crimes it perpetrates Syrians in France stress rejection of terrorism and call for halting supporting it
随便看	pour cold water on something pour down pour forth pour fuel on the fire pour gas/gasoline on the fire pour heart out to pour honey in (one's) ear pour honey into (one's) ear pour in pouring rain pour into pour into (something or some place) pour it on pour it on thick pour money down the drain pour off pour oil on troubled water pour oil on troubled water(s) pour oil on troubled waters pour oil on troubled waters, to pour on pour on coal pour oneself into pour (one's) heart out (to someone) pour (one's) soul out (to someone)