英语词汇“false”的翻译、意思、用法、释义-英汉经管词典

false

adjective

uk/fɔːls/ us

not true or correct:

It is an offense to give false information on your application form.

made to look real, especially in order to deceive people:

The wanted man is known to be travelling under an assumed name and with a false passport.

based on wrong information or a wrong idea about someone or something:

Many immigrant workers arrive with a false impression of western countries.

by or under false pretences

if you do or get something by or under false pretences, you do or get it dishonestly by telling lies:

The official was convicted of obtaining property by false pretences.

Two executives had gained access to their rival's business plan under false pretences.

单词	false
释义	false adjective uk/fɔːls/ us not true or correct: It is an offense to give false information on your application form. made to look real, especially in order to deceive people: The wanted man is known to be travelling under an assumed name and with a false passport. based on wrong information or a wrong idea about someone or something: Many immigrant workers arrive with a false impression of western countries. by or under false pretences if you do or get something by or under false pretences, you do or get it dishonestly by telling lies: The official was convicted of obtaining property by false pretences. Two executives had gained access to their rival's business plan under false pretences.
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