falsified

英 [ˈfɔːlsɪfaɪd]

美 [ˈfɔːlsɪfaɪd]

v.  篡改，伪造(文字记录、信息)
falsify的过去分词和过去式

过去式：falsified　

BNC.44909 / COCA.33887

柯林斯词典

• VERB 篡改;伪造
  If someonefalsifiessomething, they change it or add untrue details to it in order to deceive people.
  1. The charges against him include fraud, bribery, and falsifying business records.
     对他的指控包括诈骗、行贿和伪造商业记录。

双语例句

• Events have, in short, thoroughly falsified the premises of the original design.
  简言之，一系列事件已彻底证明了欧元区最初设计的前提是错误的。
• Her speech in Parliament was falsified by the newspapers.
  她在议会里的发言被报纸歪曲了。
• This can go on until these assumptions are falsified.
  在这些假设被证明虚假之前，这可以一直持续下去。
• The new discoveries have falsified that hypothesis.
  新的发现已证明那个假定是无根据的。
• I didn't want to say this but you've forced my hand and I must point out that you have falsified several of the figures in you report.
  我不想说出这事情，但你们逼得我吐露出来，因此我必须指出，在你们的报告中你们已经窜改了几个数字。
• If any documents submitted to the society are found to have been falsified or forged the applicant's case will be closed without the issue of result.
  如果我们发觉任何申请人递交的资料是伪造的，该个案将被取消并不会通知申请人。
• The certificate had clearly been falsified.
  很明显，这个证书是伪造的。
• The crash of 2008 falsified this hypothesis.
  2008年的崩盘证明这一假说并不成立。
• Intentionally concealing the facts or providing falsified certificates when undergoing the accident investigation.
  在接受事故调查时故意隐瞒事实或提供虚假证明。
• So this really was all falsified information.
  “所以这根本就是假的信息”。