bluff 音标拼音: [bl'ʌf]
n . 断崖,绝壁,吓唬
a . 直率的
vt .
vi . 吓唬,欺骗
断崖,绝壁,吓唬直率的吓唬,欺骗
bluff adj 1 :
very steep ;
having a prominent and almost vertical front ;
"
a bluff headland "; "
where the bold chalk cliffs of England rise "; "
a sheer descent of rock " [
synonym : {
bluff },
{
bold }, {
sheer }]
2 :
bluntly direct and outspoken but good -
natured ; "
a bluff but pleasant manner "; "
a bluff and rugged natural leader "
n 1 :
a high steep bank (
usually formed by river erosion )
2 :
pretense that your position is stronger than it really is ;
"
his bluff succeeded in getting him accepted "
3 :
the act of bluffing in poker ;
deception by a false show of confidence in the strength of your cards [
synonym : {
bluff }, {
four flush }]
v 1 :
deceive an opponent by a bold bet on an inferior hand with the result that the opponent withdraws a winning hand [
synonym :
{
bluff }, {
bluff out }]
2 :
frighten someone by pretending to be stronger than one really is Bluff \
Bluff \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Bluffed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Bluffing }.]
1 . (
Poker )
To deter (
an opponent )
from taking the risk of betting on his hand of cards ,
as the bluffer does by betting heavily on his own hand although it may be of less value . [
U .
S .]
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
To frighten or deter from accomplishing a purpose by making a show of confidence in one '
s strength or resources ;
as ,
he bluffed me off . [
Colloq .]
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Bluff \
Bluff \,
v .
i .
To act as in the game of bluff .
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Bluff \
Bluff \,
a . [
Cf .
OD .
blaf flat ,
broad ,
blaffaert one with a broad face ,
also ,
a boaster ;
or G .
verbl ["
u ]
ffen to confuse ,
LG .
bluffen to frighten ;
to unknown origin .]
1 .
Having a broad ,
flattened front ;
as ,
the bluff bows of a ship . "
Bluff visages ." --
Irving .
[
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2 .
Rising steeply with a flat or rounded front . "
A bluff or bold shore ." --
Falconer .
[
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Its banks ,
if not really steep ,
had a bluff and precipitous aspect . --
Judd .
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3 .
Surly ;
churlish ;
gruff ;
rough .
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4 .
Abrupt ;
roughly frank ;
unceremonious ;
blunt ;
brusque ;
as ,
a bluff answer ;
a bluff manner of talking ;
a bluff sea captain . "
Bluff King Hal ." --
Sir W .
Scott .
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1913 Webster ]
There is indeed a bluff pertinacity which is a proper defense in a moment of surprise . --
I .
Taylor .
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Bluff \
Bluff \,
n .
1 .
A high ,
steep bank ,
as by a river or the sea ,
or beside a ravine or plain ;
a cliff with a broad face .
[
1913 Webster ]
Beach ,
bluff ,
and wave ,
adieu . --
Whittier .
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2 .
An act of bluffing ;
an expression of self -
confidence for the purpose of intimidation ;
braggadocio ;
as ,
that is only bluff ,
or a bluff .
[
1913 Webster ]
3 .
A game at cards ;
poker . [
U .
S .] --
Bartlett .
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1913 Webster ]
386 Moby Thesaurus words for "
bluff ":
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abrupt ,
act ,
act a part ,
acting ,
affable ,
affect ,
affectation ,
aggressive ,
appearance ,
approachable ,
artful dodge ,
artifice ,
artless ,
assume ,
attitudinizing ,
bag of tricks ,
bamboozle ,
barefaced ,
bearish ,
beastly ,
beguile ,
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biggety ,
blagueur ,
blatherskite ,
blind ,
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bluffer ,
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blunt ,
blunt -
edged ,
blunt -
ended ,
blunt -
pointed ,
blunted ,
bluntish ,
bluster ,
bluster and bluff ,
blusterer ,
blustering ,
boastfulness ,
boasting ,
bold ,
bombast ,
born yesterday ,
bosey ,
bounce ,
brag ,
braggart ,
bragging ,
brash ,
bravado ,
bravo ,
breakneck ,
brief ,
broad ,
brusque ,
bucko ,
bullshit ,
bully ,
bullyboy ,
bullying ,
bustle ,
cajole ,
candid ,
catch ,
cavalier ,
charlatan ,
cheat on ,
cheating ,
cheeky ,
chicanery ,
childlike ,
chouse ,
churlish ,
chutzpadik ,
circumvent ,
cliff ,
cocky ,
color ,
coloring ,
confiding ,
conjure ,
contemptuous ,
counterfeit ,
cover up ,
cozen ,
crag ,
crude ,
crusty ,
curt ,
curve ,
curve -
ball ,
deceive ,
deception ,
delude ,
delusion ,
derisive ,
design ,
device ,
diddle ,
direct ,
dirty deal ,
dirty trick ,
disguise ,
disrespectful ,
dissemblance ,
dissemble ,
dissembling ,
dissimulate ,
dissimulation ,
dodge ,
double -
cross ,
downright ,
dull ,
dull -
edged ,
dull -
pointed ,
dulled ,
dullish ,
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facade ,
face ,
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faker ,
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fanfaronade ,
fast deal ,
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feigning ,
feint ,
fetch ,
ficelle ,
flip ,
flippant ,
flurry ,
fluster ,
fool ,
forestall ,
forthright ,
four -
flush ,
four -
flushing ,
fourflusher ,
frank ,
frankhearted ,
fraud ,
free ,
free -
speaking ,
free -
spoken ,
free -
tongued ,
fresh ,
friendly ,
frighten off ,
front ,
fuss ,
gally ,
gambit ,
gammon ,
gasconade ,
genuine ,
get around ,
gilt ,
gimmick ,
gloss ,
good -
natured ,
googly ,
gratuitous ,
gruff ,
guileless ,
gull ,
harsh ,
headland ,
headlong ,
heart -
to -
heart ,
hearty ,
hector ,
hectorer ,
hectoring ,
hoax ,
hocus -
pocus ,
honest ,
hoodwink ,
hornswaggle ,
hot air ,
humbug ,
humbuggery ,
impersonator ,
impertinent ,
impostor ,
imposture ,
impudent ,
ingenu ,
ingenuous ,
innocent ,
intimidate ,
intimidation ,
joke ,
joker ,
juggle ,
kid ,
laconic ,
let down ,
let on ,
let on like ,
make a pretense ,
make as if ,
make believe ,
make like ,
malapert ,
malingerer ,
masquerade ,
meretriciousness ,
mislead ,
mock ,
mountebank ,
naive ,
nervy ,
no -
nonsense ,
obtuse ,
open ,
openhearted ,
ostentation ,
out -
herod Herod ,
outmaneuver ,
outreach ,
outsmart ,
outspoken ,
outward show ,
outwit ,
overreach ,
palisade ,
palisades ,
pass ,
pert ,
phony ,
pigeon ,
plain ,
plain -
spoken ,
plainspoken ,
play ,
play a part ,
play one false ,
play possum ,
playact ,
playacting ,
ploy ,
plunging ,
pointless ,
pose ,
poser ,
poseur ,
posing ,
posture ,
precipice ,
precipitous ,
pretend ,
pretender ,
pretense ,
pretension ,
pretext ,
profess ,
promontory ,
puffery ,
put on ,
put something over ,
put to flight ,
quack ,
quacksalver ,
quackster ,
rage ,
rant ,
ranter ,
rapid ,
rave ,
raver ,
representation ,
ringer ,
rodomontade ,
roister ,
roisterer ,
rollick ,
rough ,
round ,
rounded ,
rude ,
ruse ,
saltimbanco ,
sassy ,
saucy ,
scar ,
scare away ,
scarp ,
scheme ,
scurvy trick ,
seeming ,
semblance ,
severe ,
sham ,
shammer ,
sharp ,
sheer ,
shift ,
short ,
show ,
side ,
simple ,
simplehearted ,
simpleminded ,
simulacrum ,
simulate ,
simulation ,
sincere ,
single -
hearted ,
single -
minded ,
slang ,
sleight ,
sleight of hand ,
sleight -
of -
hand trick ,
smart ,
smart -
alecky ,
smart -
ass ,
smoothed ,
snippety ,
snippy ,
snow ,
speciousness ,
splutter ,
sputter ,
steep ,
storm ,
straight ,
straight -
out ,
straightforward ,
stratagem ,
string along ,
subterfuge ,
surly ,
swagger ,
swaggerer ,
swashbuckle ,
swashbuckler ,
swashbucklery ,
swasher ,
tactless ,
take in ,
tart ,
terse ,
to the point ,
transparent ,
trick ,
truculent ,
trustful ,
trusting ,
two -
time ,
uncalled -
for ,
unchecked ,
unconstrained ,
unedged ,
unequivocal ,
unguarded ,
unpointed ,
unreserved ,
unrestrained ,
unsharp ,
unsharpened ,
unsophisticated ,
unsuspicious ,
unwary ,
vapor ,
vaporer ,
varnish ,
vertical ,
wall ,
wile ,
window dressing ,
wise -
ass
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