so-called

英 [ˌsəʊ ˈkɔːld]

美 [ˌsoʊ ˈkɔːld]

adj.  (表示不认同)所谓的; (引出约定俗成的称谓)人称…的，号称…的

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牛津词典

adj.

• （表示不认同）所谓的
  used to show that you do not think that the word or phrase that is being used to describe sb/sth is appropriate
  1. the opinion of a so-called ‘expert’
     一个所谓的“专家”的意见
  2. How have these so-called improvements helped the local community?
     这些所谓的进步对当地社会有什么帮助呢？
• （引出约定俗成的称谓）人称…的，号称…的
  used to introduce the word that people usually use to describe sth
  1. artists from the so-called ‘School of London’
     几个号称“伦敦派”的艺术家

柯林斯词典

• ADJ (表示不认同)所谓的
  You useso-calledto indicate that you think a word or expression used to describe someone or something is in fact wrong.
  1. These are the facts that explode their so-called economic miracle...
     这些就是用来粉碎他们所谓的经济奇迹的事实。
  2. More and more companies have gone 'green' and started producing so-called environmentally-friendly products.
     越来越多的公司变得“环保”起来，开始生产所谓的环境友好型产品。
• ADJ (指通常的称谓)所说的，所谓的
  You useso-calledto indicate that something is generally referred to by the name that you are about to use.
  1. ...a summit of the world's seven leading market economies, the so-called G-7...
     世界七大市场经济国家，即所谓的“七国集团”召开的一次峰会
  2. She was one of the so-called Gang of Four.
     她是所谓的“四人帮”之一。

英英释义

adj

• doubtful or suspect
  1. these so-called experts are no help
  Synonym:alleged(a)supposed

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