fabricated

• 指某事物是编造或伪造的，常带有欺骗目的。

Describes something that has been invented or made up, often with the intention to deceive.

1. Made up or inventedB2formal

   Created or formed in the imagination, often with the intent to deceive.

   捏造的

   • The witness gave a fabricated account of the events.
   • His story was completely fabricated to avoid punishment.
   • The journalist was fired for publishing fabricated news.

   同义词bogusfalsefictitiousmade-upspurioustrumped-upuntrue

   反义词actualauthenticfactualgenuinerealtrue

2. Constructed or manufacturedB2formal

   Built or assembled from parts or materials.

   制造的

   • The company fabricated custom metal parts for the machine.
   • The bridge was fabricated from steel and concrete.
   • They fabricated a prototype of the new device.

   同义词builtformedmademanufactured

• 指编造、捏造某事物，常含制造虚假故事或借口之意；也指制造、装配、组装（工业或物品）。

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.

   捏造

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

   同义词concoctcontrivecook updevisehatchinventmake uptrump up

   反义词confessdiscloserevealtell

2. Construct or manufactureB2formal

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

   制造

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

   同义词assemblebuildconstructcreateformmakemanufactureproduce

   反义词demolishdestroydisassembledismantle