change (sth) so that it falsely appears better, more valuable, etc.
copy (sth) so as to deceive
pretend
a person or thing that is not what he, she or it looks like
"it isn't fake anything; it's real synthetic fur"
"faux pearls"
"false teeth"
"decorated with imitation palm leaves"
"a purse of simulated alligator hide"
"he faked the signature"
"they counterfeited dollar bills"
"She forged a Green Card"
"Fudge the figures"
"cook the books"
"falsify the data"
"The politician was not well prepared for the debate and faked it"
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
你不妨捉弄一下老师,就像你已完成作业那样把本子交给他。
你可以很容易地编造一个借口而不与他一同外出。
There wasn't a word of truth in what he said; the whole story had been faked up.
他没有一句真话,全是捏造出来的。
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