keep up an act



keep up an act

 and keep up one's act
Fig. to maintain a false front; to act in a special way that is different from one's natural behavior. Most of the time John kept up an act. He was really not a friendly person. He works hard to keep up his act.
See also: act, keep, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Federicofe-dhe-REE-ko (Spanish), fe-de-REE-ko (Italian)Spanish, Italian
Paulo-Portuguese, Galician
MÜMİN-Turkish
LleuLAYWelsh Mythology
Leonia-Late Roman
Virgilius-Late Roman