persona

persona — 名詞

1. an outward identity someone presents for other people to see, often hiding part

1.名詞C1
釋義

人設;形象

對外塑造、未必真實的樣子

an outward identity someone presents for other people to see, often hiding part of the real private self

例句

On television, the mayor kept a warm persona despite the scandal.

儘管爆出醜聞,市長上電視時仍維持親切形象。

persona in public life

Lena created a playful online persona for her cooking videos.

Lena 為她的料理影片打造了活潑的網路人設。

collocation: online persona

同義詞
  • image

    is broader and often focuses on how the public thinks about someone

  • facade

    is more negative and suggests deliberate concealment

  • identity

    is wider and can refer to the real self as well as the public one

  • alter ego

    often means a second character or artistic side, not just any outward image

反義詞
  • authenticity

    emphasizes being genuine instead of performing a crafted image

  • true self

    focuses on the private or real person behind the outward version

文法句型

adjective + persona

create/adopt/project a persona

用法筆記

Often modified by words such as public, online, stage, or political. Verbs like create, adopt, project, and maintain are common because the word usually suggests a partly shaped image rather than a person's whole natural character.

常見錯誤

His social media personality is very different from real life.
His social media persona is very different from real life.
💡use 'persona' for a shaped public image, especially online.
Her friendly persona makes everyone trust her at home.
Her friendly personality makes everyone trust her at home.
💡'persona' is usually the face shown to others, not someone's full private character.