grandstanding

grandstanding的音标为[ˈgrændstaɪndɪŋ]，基本翻译为“虚张声势；出风头；假冒伪善”，速记技巧为：grandstand指“（赛马时观众站立观看的）看台”。

Grandstanding是一个英语单词，意思是虚张声势，出风头。这个词的词源可以追溯到古英语，其中grand表示“宏伟的”或“豪华的”，standing表示“站立”或“地位”。这个词的意思是指一个人故意做出引人注目的行为，以显示自己重要或与众不同。

变化形式：复数形式是grandstanders。

相关单词：

1. orator - 演说家，发言人

2. exhibition - 展览，展示

3. prestige - 威望，声望

4. ego - 自尊，自我

5. histrionics - 戏剧表演，夸张的行为

6. fanfare - 盛大的欢迎，喧闹声

7. pomposity - 自大，自负

8. self-aggrandizement - 自大自满，自我扩张

9. grandiose - 宏伟的，虚幻的

10. self-promotion - 自我推销，自我宣传

这些单词都与grandstanding有相似的含义，即与故意做出引人注目的行为有关。这些单词描述了人们为了显示自己重要或与众不同而采取的各种行为。

常用短语：

1. grandstand play

2. grandstand position

3. grandstand view

4. take a stand

5. make a show of oneself

6. grandstand approach

7. grandstand opportunity

双语例句：

1. He took a grandstand stand against the decision.

2. She took a stand on the issue, even if it meant standing alone.

3. He grandstands by making a show of himself in public.

4. It"s a grandstand opportunity to take advantage of now.

5. The debate was watched by a grandstand view of the audience.

6. The politician"s grandstanding at the rally was met with jeers and boos.

英文小作文：

Grandstanding in Politics

Politicians often use grandstanding to gain attention and support. They make a big show of themselves in public, exaggerating their positions and using emotional language to attract attention. However, this approach can backfire, as it can alienate voters and damage their credibility. On the other hand, some people enjoy watching politicians grandstand, as it provides a window into their character and personality. In any case, it"s important to remember that politicians are human and should be judged based on their actions and policies, not just their grandstanding.