| 释义 |
●ˌact sth ˈout1. to perform a story or events that have happened or might happen, as if you are performing a play 将…表演出来◆The teacher read a story and the children acted it out.
老师讲故事，孩子们把故事表演出来。◆She acted out her fantasies of pop stardom in front of her bedroom mirror.
她在卧室镜子前手舞足蹈，幻想自己成了流行歌星。◆ (figurative) The whole nation was following the drama being acted out on the football field.
举国上下都在关注足球场上正在上演的精彩戏码。OBJ story, fantasy2. to act a part in real life 扮演（现实生活中的角色）◆I found myself acting out the role of good, brave patient.
我发觉自己是个勇敢的好病人。3. (technical 术语) to express your thoughts and feelings in your behaviour, often without being aware of it （常指不自觉地）流露，表露（思想和情绪）[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv] |