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英:[ˈfɔ:lsɪfaɪ]
美:[ˈfɔlsəˌfaɪ]
fal·si·fy
fawl sih faI
第三人称单数:falsifies
现在分词:falsifying
过去式:falsified
过去分词:falsified
falsifiable (adj.), falsification (n.), falsifier (n.)
词根:false
adj.false 错误的;虚伪的;伪造的
adv.false 欺诈地
n.falsification 伪造;歪曲;[审计] 篡改;证明是假
falsifier [法] 伪造者;伪证的人;撒谎的人
verb
transitive verb
to prove or declare false : disprove
to make false: such as
to make false by mutilation or addition
the accounts were falsified to conceal a theft
to represent falsely : misrepresent
to prove unsound by experience
intransitive verb
to tell lies : lie
15世纪中期, falsifien,“证明为假”,源自于15世纪的古法语 falsifier “伪造,仿冒”,源自于晚期拉丁语 falsificare “使虚假,腐败”,源自于拉丁语 falsus “错误的,错误的”(参见 false)。意思是“使虚假”始于大约1500年。更早的动词是简单的 falsen(约1200年)。相关: Falsified; falsifying。
编造
伪造
Middle English falsifien, from Middle French falsifier, from Medieval Latin falsificare, from Latin falsus
The first known use of falsify was in the 15th century
familiar1 of 2noun
a close associate : companion
a spirit believed to serve or guard a person called alsofamiliar spirit
familiar2 of 2adjective
closely acquainted : intimate
informal sense 1
spoke in a familiar way
too friendly or bold : forward
frequently seen or experienced
of everyday occurrence
having a good knowledge
familiar with the rules
familialadjective
of, relating to, or typical of a family
famenoun
the fact or condition of being known to the public : renown
falterverb
to move unsteadily : waver
to stumble or hesitate in speech : stammer entry 1
her voice faltered
to hesitate in purpose or action
courage that never falters
falterverb
to move unsteadily : waver
to stumble or hesitate in speech : stammer entry 1
her voice faltered
to hesitate in purpose or action
courage that never falters
falterverb
to move unsteadily : waver
to stumble or hesitate in speech : stammer entry 1
her voice faltered
to hesitate in purpose or action
courage that never falters
falsitynoun
something false : lie
the quality or state of being false
falsifyverb
to make false : change so as to deceive
falsify financial accounts
falsifyverb
to make false : change so as to deceive
falsify financial accounts
1 They have to falsify account to get balance.
他们必须做假帐才能平衡帐目。
2 False Sensory Input. You falsify one of the subject's senses.
伪造感觉: 你伪造受术者的一种感觉.
3 She likens it to a newspaper inflating its circulation figures: A falsified follower count can falsely induce real people to follow someone they might otherwise ignore.
4 The man was a walking endorsement for what you can achieve if you work hard and don't have to falsify the nice guy mentality.
5 Maldonado-Passage, who maintains his innocence, also was sentenced for killing five tigers, selling tiger cubs and falsifying wildlife records.
6 This book is short the way Wittgenstein’s “Tractatus” is short—it passes over in silence what language could only obscure and falsify.
7 To try to reproduce that world according to the canons of 21st-century movie realism would be to diminish and falsify his narrative, which ascends through cultural and social detail into a realm of universal emotion.
8 In seeking the special prosecutor, attorneys for Koschman’s family have argued that Chicago police deliberately falsified reports to make it appear Koschman was the aggressor.
9 “Taliban bans sanitory napkins in Afghanistan, says it’s not a Sharia complaint practice,” says the falsified post, which has multiple spelling errors.
10 It collected hundreds of millions of dollars from some of the world’s largest insurance companies on falsified claims for industrial accidents and natural disasters inside North Korea.
11 Prof: Not in Durbyshire because that will falsify that one wouldn't it? Unless there's an Durbyshire in Australia.
教授:不在德比郡因为,这会使其成为伪论点,除非德比郡在澳大利亚。
12 He steals and falsifies his medical records to indicate he has tested positive for HIV.
13 Critics have in the past accused the government of falsifying economic statistics.
14 On the other hand, digital evidence can also be falsified.
15 Fudge the figures; cook the books; falsify the data.
伪造数字; 伪造帐本; 伪造数据.
16 He died in 2020, less than a year after he had been charged with smuggling looted relics and concealing their tainted histories by falsifying documentation to help sell them.
17 The board did not allege that he falsified his expense reports.
18 They falsify or deny whatever doesn't suit their books.
他们篡改或者否定任何不符合他们意见的东西。
19 An adverse economic forecast will stimulate action intended to falsify it.
不利的经济预报将会刺激人们作出使预报失灵的行动.
20 The crown alleges that Heard hid the arrival of the dogs from customs and falsified her passenger arrival card.
5 歪曲
exaggerated distortion perversion falsification colour distort misrepresent lean myth mockery travesty twist wrench skew pervert wrest contort twisted perverted misrepresentation contortion misshapen torture strain juggle wry angle violence warp slant color wring cock-a-hoop violent perverse borax garble miscolor bend torment bastardize
7 误用
Pickwickian misuse perversion misusage abuse pervert misapply abusive skew profanation profane bastardize misemploy
8 揭破
9 说谎
two-tongued untruthful storytelling prevarication prevaricate mendacious leasing falsehood lie fable belie double-tongued lying duplicity cram feign
10 证明…是假的
11 落空
fade squib trick sink blast frustrate defy scotch delude scupper drop through fall to the ground
14 误述
15 窜改
manipulation interpolation gerrymander doctor cook manipulate fiddle interpolate falsification violence massage distortion castration spoliation juggle tamper castrate sophisticate
16 篡改
doctor Cook bend massage manipulate fiddle fudge launder interpolate garble cook the books distortion manipulation falsification tamper fake distort juggle fiddling cook sophisticate tamper with wangle
17 搞错
18 仿冒
19 曲解
skewed wry casuistical perversive misintelligence distortedness twist distortion wrench perversion falsification contortion casuistry misconstruction wiredraw color stretch bend strain torture distort pervert wring extort wrest contort misconstrue garble do violence to
20 伪造
flash fake mimic counterfeit queer bogus phony spurious phoney supposititious imitational spuriously fabrication forgery forging falsification fakement forge cook fabricate wangle false doctor manipulate imitate fiddle diddle mock imitation imitative hyped-up manipulation cook up sophisticated snide adulterine bastardly postiche sophistication adulteration fakery scratch duff feign sophisticate