fake词典解释

1. 假的，冒充的，骗人的，冒牌的，伪造的，谎报的

1. 骗子
2. 冒充者，冒牌货，赝品，仿造品，假货
3. 魔术用具
4. 【海】盘索，一卷绳索
5. 【电】线圈
6. 软焊料
7. 诈骗，
8. 假动作，假消息
9. 捏造者

1. 伪造，假造，捏造，杜撰，编造
2. 假装，冒充，佯装，假装…的样子
3. 欺骗
4. 佯攻， (在比赛中的)做假动作，佯做（动作）迷惑
5. 仿造卷绳索
6. 即席演奏，即兴表演
7. 篡改，对...做手脚
8. 把缆索卷成一卷

1. vt. 伪造,篡改,对…做手脚 change (sth) so that it falsely appears better, more valuable, etc.
2. vt. 仿造 copy (sth) so as to deceive
3. vt. & vi. 假装 pretend

1. [C]骗子; 赝品 a person or thing that is not what he, she or it looks like

1.(毛皮、画作)假冒的，伪造的
Afake fur or afake painting, for example, is a fur or painting that has been made to look valuable or genuine, usually in order to deceive people.

e.g. The bank manager is said to have issuedfake certificates.
据说那个银行经理曾出具伪造的凭证。

2.伪造;仿制
If someonefakes something, they try to make it look valuable or genuine, although in fact it is not.

e.g. It's safer tofake a tan with make-up rather than subject your complexion to the harsh rays of the sun...
用化妆品打造出古铜色的皮肤比让皮肤受太阳的暴晒更为安全。
e.g. Hefaked his own death last year to collect on a $1 million insurance policy.
去年，他诈死以骗取100万美元的保险金。

3.骗子;冒充者
Someone who is afake is not what they claim to be, for example because they do not have the qualifications that they claim to have.

fake的近义词

4.假装;装作
If youfake a feeling, emotion, or reaction, you pretend that you are experiencing it when you are not.

e.g. Jon faked nonchalance...
乔恩装作若无其事的样子。
e.g. Maturity and emotional sophistication can't be faked.
成熟和情感上的老道是装不出来的。

1. I thought he was really hurt but he was faking.
   我原以为他真的受伤了,不料他只是在装样子而已。

1. He faked the results of the experiment to prove his theory.
   他篡改了实验结果以证明他的理论。
2. He faked my signature.
   他伪造我的签字。
3. She faked illness so that she did not have to go to school.
   她装病,这样就可以不去上学了。
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4. The boy's whole story had been faked.
   这男孩的话全是编造的。

1. He looked like a doctor but he was really a fake.
   他看上去像个医生,但实际上是个骗子。
2. We thought it was a genuine antique, but it turned out to be a fake.
   我们以为这是真古董,结果只是一件赝品。

• Fake whisky...the symptoms following consumption are similar to those of gastric poisoning.

  出自：Glasgow Herald

• He gave her a bright fake smile.

  出自：G. Greene

• The horse-brand..had been 'faked' or cleverly altered.

  出自：R. Boldrewood

• What else could the poor old chap do but fake up an answer fit for publication.

  出自：G. B. Shaw

• ☆ 1775年进入英语，直接源自德语的fegen，意为磨光，润色。