1. 產(chǎn)生（問題）；造成（威脅、危險(xiǎn)等）
    If something poses a problem or a danger, it is the cause of that problem or danger.

    e.g. This could pose a threat to jobs in the coal industry...
           這可能會(huì)給煤炭產(chǎn)業(yè)的就業(yè)造成威脅。
    e.g. His ill health poses serious problems for the future.
           他身體不好，對將來造成嚴(yán)重的隱患。

2. 提出；陳述
    If you pose a question, you ask it. If you pose an issue that needs considering, you mention the issue.

pose

    e.g. When I finally posed the question, 'Why?' he merely shrugged.
           當(dāng)我最后問“為什么”時(shí)，他只是聳了聳肩。
    e.g. ...the moral issues posed by new technologies.
           新技術(shù)帶來的道德問題

3. 冒充；假裝
    If you pose as someone, you pretend to be that person in order to deceive people.

    e.g. The team posed as drug dealers to trap the ringleaders.
           該隊(duì)隊(duì)員裝扮成毒品販子，誘捕罪犯頭目。

4. 擺姿勢（以供人攝影或繪畫）
    If you pose for a photograph or painting, you stay in a particular position so that someone can photograph you or paint you.

    e.g. Before going into their meeting the six foreign ministers posed for photographs.
           開會(huì)前，6位外交部長合影留念。

5. 裝模作樣；裝腔作勢
    You can say that people are posing when you think that they are behaving in an insincere or exaggerated way because they want to make a particular impression on other people.

pose的意思

    e.g. He criticized them for dressing outrageously and posing pretentiously.
           他批評她們衣著暴露而且矯揉造作。

6. 姿勢；姿態(tài)
    A pose is a particular way that you stand, sit, or lie, for example when you are being photographed or painted.

    e.g. We have had several preliminary sittings in various poses.
           我們進(jìn)行了幾次預(yù)拍攝，擺了各種不同的造型。

7. 裝模作樣；裝腔作勢
    A pose is an insincere or exaggerated way of behaving that is intended to make a particular impression on other people.

pose的解釋

    e.g. In many writers modesty is a pose, but in Ford it seems to have been genuine.
           很多作家都是故作謙虛，但福特卻似乎表里如一。