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

• Conducting advanced registration and preservation of documents and materials that may be transferred, concealed, destroyed or falsified.
  对可能被转移、隐匿、毁损或者伪造的文件、资料，予以先行登记保存。
• Her speech in Parliament was falsified by the newspapers.
  她在议会里的发言被报纸歪曲了。
• In October 2002, a Bell Labs investigation found that Schon had falsified and fabricated data.
  2002年10月，贝尔实验室调查发现，舍恩曾篡改并捏造数据。
• Products and their labels can be deliberately falsified.
  产品及其标签可能是故意伪造的。
• The Philippine government said the call was recorded illegally and then falsified.
  菲律宾政府表示，这个电话是被非法记录的，且是伪造的。
• The crash of 2008 falsified this hypothesis.
  2008年的崩盘证明这一假说并不成立。
• He stressed that, all the scientific theories were temporary hypotheses that had not been falsified, and he denied the superstition that the science was equivalent to the truth.
  他强调，科学理论都只是暂时的、尚未被证伪的假设，更是否定了将科学等同于真理的迷信。
• 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。
• Among them were professors who falsified resumes, who claimed credit for research they did not conduct, who plagiarized articles and books, and in some cases, who faked research.
  在这些案例中，包括教授伪造履历，窃取别人的研究成果，剽窃文章和书籍，有些还捏造研究成果。
• So this really was all falsified information.
  “所以这根本就是假的信息”。