xiàng
shà
yǒu
jiè
shì

idiom
common

Meaning of 像煞有介事

像煞有介事 means to make a great show of being serious; to put on airs; to pretend as if something were really the case. Pronounced xiàng shà yǒu jiè shì.

  • to make a great show of being serious; to put on airs; to pretend as if something were really the case

Definitions & Examples

xiàng
shà
yǒu
jiè
shì
de
xuān
le
zhè
xiāo
xi
 
shí
jiā
dōu
jīng
zhī
dào
le
 

He announced the news with great solemnity, as if it were a big deal, but everyone already knew about it.

Bié
kàn
xiàng
shà
yǒu
jiè
shì
de
chuān穿
zhe
西
zhuāng
 
shí
duì
shāng
qiào
tōng
 

Don't be fooled by his serious airs in that suit; he actually knows nothing about business etiquette.

zhǐ
shì
xiǎo
zhí
yuán
 
què
zhěng
tiān
xiàng
shà
yǒu
jiè
shì
de
duì
bié
rén
zhǐ
shǒu
huà
jiǎo
 

He's just a junior clerk, yet all day long he puts on airs and orders others around as if he were some big shot.