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fabricate

/ˈfæb.rɪ.keɪt/

Traduction: Verbe désignant l'action d'inventer ou de construire quelque chose, souvent avec la connotation de créer une fausse histoire ou une justification, ou de produire de manière artificielle.

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/ˈfæb.rɪ.keɪt/C1formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action d'inventer ou de construire quelque chose, souvent avec la connotation de créer une fausse histoire ou une justification, ou de produire de manière artificielle.

A verb used to indicate the act of inventing or constructing something, often with the implication of creating a false story or excuse.

  1. Invent or make upB2formal

    To create something false or fictional, often with the intent to deceive.

    frInventer (une fausse information)

    • The journalist fabricated the entire story for attention.
    • He fabricated an excuse to avoid the meeting.
    • The witness was accused of fabricating evidence.

    Synonymesconcoctcontrivecook updevisehatchinventmake uptrump up

    Antonymesconfessdiscloserevealtell

  2. Construct or manufactureB2formal

    To build or assemble something, typically from parts or materials.

    frFabriquer, construire

    • The company fabricates high-quality steel components.
    • They fabricated a new prototype in the workshop.
    • The bridge was fabricated from reinforced concrete.

    Synonymesassemblebuildconstructcreateformmakemanufactureproduce

    Antonymesdemolishdestroydisassembledismantle

Formes
  • fabricated past participle
  • fabricated past simple
  • fabricating present participle
  • fabricates third person singular
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