fake

• 指不是真的、不是正品或非真实的；常用来表示仿造品、赝品或伪装的事物。

Describes something that is not genuine, real, or authentic; often used to refer to imitations or forgeries.

1. Not genuineA2informal

   Made to look like something real in order to deceive people.

   假的

   • She was wearing a fake diamond ring.
   • The painting turned out to be fake.
   • He gave a fake name to the police.

   同义词boguscounterfeitfalseforgedfraudulentimitationphonyreplicashamspurious

   反义词actualauthenticgenuinehonestlegitimaterealtrue

2. Insincere or pretendedB1informal

   Not real or genuine in terms of feelings or behavior.

   虚假的

   • She gave a fake smile during the meeting.
   • His enthusiasm seemed fake to everyone.
   • Don't be fake; just tell me how you really feel.

   同义词affectedartificialfalsefeignedhollowinsinceremockpretendedput-onsham

   反义词authenticgenuinehonestrealsincere

• 指不真实、非正品或伪造的人或物；伪造品或仿制品。

A noun referring to an object, person, or thing that is not genuine, authentic, or real; a counterfeit or imitation.

1. Imitation or counterfeitA2informal

   An object that is made to look like something valuable or genuine but is not.

   假货

   • The painting was a fake, not an original Van Gogh.
   • He was arrested for selling fakes of designer handbags.
   • The museum discovered that the ancient vase was a fake.

   同义词copycounterfeitdummyforgeryfraudimitationmock-upphonyreproductionsham

   反义词actualauthenticgenuineoriginalreal

2. Deceptive personB1informal

   A person who pretends to be something they are not, often to deceive others.

   骗子

   • Don't trust him; he's a total fake.
   • She realized her friend was a fake who only wanted money.
   • The psychic was exposed as a fake by investigators.

   同义词charlatanfakerfraudimpostorphonypretenderquacksham

   反义词authenticgenuinereal

• 表示制作复制品或模仿物以欺骗他人，或指在情感或状态上假装。

A verb used to indicate the act of creating a copy or imitation with the intent to deceive, or to pretend to feel or be something.

1. Forge or counterfeitB1formal

   To make a copy of something in order to deceive people.

   伪造

   • He was arrested for faking a famous painting.
   • They faked the signatures on the contract.
   • The company faked the test results to pass inspection.

   同义词copycounterfeitfabricatefalsifyforgereproduceshamsimulate

   反义词authenticateverify

2. Pretend or simulateB1informal

   To pretend to have a feeling, illness, or condition.

   假装

   • She faked a headache to avoid going to the party.
   • He faked surprise when he saw the gift.
   • The actor faked a fall during the scene.

   同义词actaffectbluffcounterfeitdissemblefeignpretendput onshamsimulate