What do you mean you don't know?

Question 1: What do you mean by pretending not to know? Pretend to know if you don't know, which means you pretend to be proficient if you don't know.

The direct consequence of this practice is to mislead others and hurt others.

Question 2: What do you mean by pretending not to understand? It means pretending to be proficient if you don't understand.

Pretend that people may do this for face or other benefits.

The direct consequence of this practice is to mislead others and hurt others.

Question 3: What do you mean by pretending to understand and pretend to be smart? Explanation: I think I'm smart and opinionated. Overestimate yourself and act subjectively.

Said by: "Shangshu? Cai Zhongzhi's life: "There is no coincidence, and the old chapter is chaotic. "Song? Hong Mai's Rong Zhai Essays (Volume 14): "Yanzhou divides water into counties, so the word' fen' is written in cursive. The county magistrate who thinks he is smart says that cursive is inappropriate and engraved from the original. "

Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate, attribute and adverbial; derogatory sense

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Question 4: What does it mean to pretend to be smart if you don't know it, and what does it mean to pretend to be smart if you know it? In front of you, people are smart, behind your back, very calm and low-key. True wisdom does not lie in publicity and propaganda.

Question 5: What do you mean by pretending not to know? Are there many such people? Five points. Pretend you know everything when you don't know anything. Relatively speaking, this is still a minority.

I'm happy to answer your question. I hope you can adopt them.

Question 6: What is the same idiom as pretending not to know? "Strong ignorance means knowing"?

Interpretation: What you barely know is what you know. Metaphor in the case of unclear, pretend to understand.

Qiǐng(qiǐng): This article refers to "reluctance". Pretend to understand if you don't understand.

Source: Northerners eat ling (I don't know what I think I know)

Pinyin: qi m: the sum of ng bù zh and y ǐ wé i zh.

Close means: I don't know how to pretend to understand.

Antisense: I am not ashamed to ask questions.

Question 7: If you don't pretend to understand, you will make a joke. What do you mean? When a person gets on the plane for the first time, he wants to throw up. The stewardess takes an empty bag and goes to get it when it is almost full.

And told "don't throw up", and when I came back, I found it everywhere. I asked why, and replied, "I saw it was almost full, and I took another sip, and everyone around me vomited ..."

Question 8: Does affectation mean pretending to understand and being self-righteous? I don't think so. Self-righteousness usually means that everything you say and do is right, regardless of other people's feelings, but not knowing how to pretend to understand is also part of self-righteousness.

Question 9: What's the difference between pretending not to know and pretending not to know? The former is stupid, and the latter is stupid.

Question 10: What's the harm of pretending not to know? One day, people will know your ignorance and hypocrisy. Learning without knowing is good and will be praised. If you don't pretend to understand, you will be despised.