Translation of 'Fake' in English

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fake
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adj. intended to deceive; false.
Ex. a fake telegram. The spy used a fake passport to get in and out of the enemy country.
fake
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expr. fake out, (U.S. Informal.) to mislead by a fake.
Ex. Lest they be faked out, they learn like any linebacker that when the offensive linemen charge, it is usually a run (Time).
fake
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fake (1), verb, faked,faking,noun, adjective.
fake
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fake (2), noun, verb, faked,faking.
(Nautical.)
fake
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noun one circle or winding of a rope or cable, that is laid in a coil so that it may be easily run out.
fake
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(SYN) cheat.
2. a person who fakes.
Ex. Anyone who says he can fly like a bird is a fake.
3. (Sports.) a ' title='noun 1. anything made to seem other than what it actually is; a fraud; deception.
Ex. The beggar's limp was a fake.
(SYN) cheat.
2. a person who fakes.
Ex. Anyone who says he can fly like a bird is a fake.
3. (Sports.) a in english'>noun 1. anything made to seem other than what it actually is; a fraud; deception.
Ex. The beggar's limp was a fake.
(SYN) cheat.
2. a person who fakes.
Ex. Anyone who says he can fly like a bird is a fake.
3. (Sports.) a (SYN) cheat.
2. a person who fakes.
Ex. Anyone who says he can fly like a bird is a fake.
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fake
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2. (Sports.) to fake an opponent, movement, or play.
Ex. I faked to the sideline and hooked back (Gene Williams).
3. (in jazz) to improvi' title='v.i. 1. to practice deception; produce a fake.
Ex. He isn't really hurt; he's only faking.
2. (Sports.) to fake an opponent, movement, or play.
Ex. I faked to the sideline and hooked back (Gene Williams).
3. (in jazz) to improvi in english'>v.i. 1. to practice deception; produce a fake.
Ex. He isn't really hurt; he's only faking.
2. (Sports.) to fake an opponent, movement, or play.
Ex. I faked to the sideline and hooked back (Gene Williams).
3. (in jazz) to improvi 2. (Sports.) to fake an opponent, movement, or play.
Ex. I faked to the sideline and hooked back (Gene Williams).
3. (in jazz) to improvi' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
fake
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v.t. to lay or wind (a rope or cable) in fakes; coil.
fake
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v.t. 1. to make up to seem satisfactory; falsify; counterfeit.
Ex. to fake an answer. The picture was faked by pasting together two photographs.
2. to give intentionally a false impression of; pretend; feign.
Ex. to fake illness.

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