false 音标拼音: [f'ɔls]
a . 错误的,虚伪的,假的,不老实的
ad . 欺诈地
错误的,虚伪的,假的,不老实的欺诈地
false 错误
false 不实检索
false 假 误
false adv 1 :
in a disloyal and faithless manner ; "
he behaved treacherously "; "
his wife played him false " [
synonym :
{
faithlessly }, {
traitorously }, {
treacherously },
{
treasonably }, {
false }]
adj 1 :
not in accordance with the fact or reality or actuality ;
"
gave false testimony under oath "; "
false tales of bravery " [
ant : {
true }]
2 :
arising from error ; "
a false assumption "; "
a mistaken view of the situation " [
synonym : {
false }, {
mistaken }]
3 :
erroneous and usually accidental ; "
a false start "; "
a false alarm "
4 :
deliberately deceptive ; "
false pretenses "
5 :
inappropriate to reality or facts ; "
delusive faith in a wonder drug "; "
delusive expectations "; "
false hopes " [
synonym :
{
delusive }, {
false }]
6 :
not genuine or real ;
being an imitation of the genuine article ; "
it isn '
t fake anything ;
it '
s real synthetic fur ";
"
faux pearls "; "
false teeth "; "
decorated with imitation palm leaves "; "
a purse of simulated alligator hide " [
synonym : {
fake },
{
false }, {
faux }, {
imitation }, {
simulated }]
7 :
designed to deceive ; "
a suitcase with a false bottom "
8 :
inaccurate in pitch ; "
a false (
or sour )
note "; "
her singing was off key " [
synonym : {
false }, {
off -
key }, {
sour }]
9 :
adopted in order to deceive ; "
an assumed name "; "
an assumed cheerfulness "; "
a fictitious address "; "
fictive sympathy "; "
a pretended interest "; "
a put -
on childish voice "; "
sham modesty " [
synonym : {
assumed }, {
false }, {
fictitious }, {
fictive },
{
pretended }, {
put on }, {
sham }]
10 : (
used especially of persons )
not dependable in devotion or affection ;
unfaithful ; "
a false friend "; "
when lovers prove untrue " [
synonym : {
false }, {
untrue }]
False \
False \,
a . [
Compar . {
Falser };
superl . {
Falsest }.] [
L .
falsus ,
p .
p .
of fallere to deceive ;
cf .
OF .
faus ,
fals ,
F .
faux ,
and AS .
fals fraud .
See {
Fail }, {
Fall }.]
1 .
Uttering falsehood ;
unveracious ;
given to deceit ;
dishnest ;
as ,
a false witness .
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2 .
Not faithful or loyal ,
as to obligations ,
allegiance ,
vows ,
etc .;
untrue ;
treacherous ;
perfidious ;
as ,
a false friend ,
lover ,
or subject ;
false to promises .
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I to myself was false ,
ere thou to me . --
Milton .
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3 .
Not according with truth or reality ;
not true ;
fitted or likely to deceive or disappoint ;
as ,
a false statement .
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4 .
Not genuine or real ;
assumed or designed to deceive ;
counterfeit ;
hypocritical ;
as ,
false tears ;
false modesty ;
false colors ;
false jewelry .
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False face must hide what the false heart doth know .
--
Shak .
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5 .
Not well founded ;
not firm or trustworthy ;
erroneous ;
as ,
a false claim ;
a false conclusion ;
a false construction in grammar .
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Whose false foundation waves have swept away .
--
Spenser .
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6 .
Not essential or permanent ,
as parts of a structure which are temporary or supplemental .
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7 . (
Mus .)
Not in tune .
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{
False arch } (
Arch .),
a member having the appearance of an arch ,
though not of arch construction .
{
False attic },
an architectural erection above the main cornice ,
concealing a roof ,
but not having windows or inclosing rooms .
{
False bearing },
any bearing which is not directly upon a vertical support ;
thus ,
the weight carried by a corbel has a false bearing .
{
False cadence },
an imperfect or interrupted cadence .
{
False conception } (
Med .),
an abnormal conception in which a mole ,
or misshapen fleshy mass ,
is produced instead of a properly organized fetus .
{
False croup } (
Med .),
a spasmodic affection of the larynx attended with the symptoms of membranous croup ,
but unassociated with the deposit of a fibrinous membrane .
{
False door }
or {
False window } (
Arch .),
the representation of a door or window ,
inserted to complete a series of doors or windows or to give symmetry .
{
False fire },
a combustible carried by vessels of war ,
chiefly for signaling ,
but sometimes burned for the purpose of deceiving an enemy ;
also ,
a light on shore for decoying a vessel to destruction .
{
False galena }.
See {
Blende }.
{
False imprisonment } (
Law ),
the arrest and imprisonment of a person without warrant or cause ,
or contrary to law ;
or the unlawful detaining of a person in custody .
{
False keel } (
Naut .),
the timber below the main keel ,
used to serve both as a protection and to increase the shio '
s lateral resistance .
{
False key },
a picklock .
{
False leg }. (
Zool .)
See {
Proleg }.
{
False membrane } (
Med .),
the fibrinous deposit formed in croup and diphtheria ,
and resembling in appearance an animal membrane .
{
False papers } (
Naut .),
documents carried by a ship giving false representations respecting her cargo ,
destination ,
etc .,
for the purpose of deceiving .
{
False passage } (
Surg .),
an unnatural passage leading off from a natural canal ,
such as the urethra ,
and produced usually by the unskillful introduction of instruments .
{
False personation } (
Law ),
the intentional false assumption of the name and personality of another .
{
False pretenses } (
Law ),
false representations concerning past or present facts and events ,
for the purpose of defrauding another .
{
False rail } (
Naut .),
a thin piece of timber placed on top of the head rail to strengthen it .
{
False relation } (
Mus .),
a progression in harmony ,
in which a certain note in a chord appears in the next chord prefixed by a flat or sharp .
{
False return } (
Law ),
an untrue return made to a process by the officer to whom it was delivered for execution .
{
False ribs } (
Anat .),
the asternal rebs ,
of which there are five pairs in man .
{
False roof } (
Arch .),
the space between the upper ceiling and the roof . --
Oxford Gloss .
{
False token },
a false mark or other symbol ,
used for fraudulent purposes .
{
False scorpion } (
Zool .),
any arachnid of the genus {
Chelifer }.
See {
Book scorpion }.
{
False tack } (
Naut .),
a coming up into the wind and filling away again on the same tack .
{
False vampire } (
Zool .),
the {
Vampyrus spectrum }
of South America ,
formerly erroneously supposed to have blood -
sucking habits ; --
called also {
vampire },
and {
ghost vampire }.
The genuine blood -
sucking bats belong to the genera {
Desmodus }
and {
Diphylla }.
See {
Vampire }.
{
False window }. (
Arch .)
See {
False door },
above .
{
False wing }. (
Zool .)
See {
Alula },
and {
Bastard wing },
under {
Bastard }.
{
False works } (
Civil Engin .),
construction works to facilitate the erection of the main work ,
as scaffolding ,
bridge centering ,
etc .
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False \
False \,
v .
t . [
L .
falsare to falsify ,
fr .
falsus :
cf .
F .
fausser .
See {
False },
a .]
1 .
To report falsely ;
to falsify . [
Obs .] --
Chaucer .
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2 .
To betray ;
to falsify . [
Obs .]
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[
He ]
hath his truthe falsed in this wise . --
Chaucer .
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3 .
To mislead by want of truth ;
to deceive . [
Obs .]
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In his falsed fancy . --
Spenser .
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4 .
To feign ;
to pretend to make . [
Obs .] "
And falsed oft his blows ." --
Spenser .
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False \
False \,
adv .
Not truly ;
not honestly ;
falsely . "
You play me false ."
--
Shak .
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217 Moby Thesaurus words for "
false ":
Barmecidal ,
Barmecide ,
Machiavellian ,
Tartuffian ,
Tartuffish ,
aberrant ,
abroad ,
adrift ,
affected ,
airy ,
all abroad ,
all off ,
all wrong ,
ambidextrous ,
amiss ,
apostate ,
apparent ,
apparitional ,
artful ,
artificial ,
askew ,
astray ,
at fault ,
autistic ,
awry ,
backsliding ,
baseborn ,
bastard ,
beguiling ,
beside the mark ,
bogus ,
brummagem ,
calculating ,
canting ,
catchy ,
chimeric ,
chiseling ,
collusive ,
concocted ,
contrary to fact ,
corrupt ,
counterfeit ,
counterfeited ,
covinous ,
crafty ,
crooked ,
cunning ,
deceitful ,
deceiving ,
deceptive ,
defective ,
deluding ,
delusional ,
delusionary ,
delusive ,
delusory ,
dereistic ,
derelict ,
deviant ,
deviational ,
deviative ,
devious ,
disaffected ,
dishonest ,
disloyal ,
distorted ,
double ,
double -
dealing ,
double -
faced ,
double -
minded ,
double -
tongued ,
doublehearted ,
dreamlike ,
dreamy ,
dubious ,
dummy ,
duplicitous ,
errant ,
erring ,
erroneous ,
ersatz ,
fabricated ,
factitious ,
faithless ,
fake ,
faked ,
fallacious ,
false -
principled ,
falsehearted ,
fantastic ,
faultful ,
faulty ,
feigned ,
fickle ,
fictitious ,
finagling ,
fishy ,
flawed ,
forged ,
fraudulent ,
furtive ,
goody ,
goody -
goody ,
guileful ,
hallucinatory ,
heretical ,
heterodox ,
holier -
than -
thou ,
hollow ,
hypocritical ,
illegitimate ,
illogical ,
illusional ,
illusionary ,
illusive ,
illusory ,
imaginary ,
imitation ,
imprecise ,
in error ,
inaccurate ,
inconstant ,
incorrect ,
indirect ,
inexact ,
insidious ,
insincere ,
invalid ,
lying ,
made -
up ,
manufactured ,
mealymouthed ,
mendacious ,
meretricious ,
misbegotten ,
miscreated ,
misleading ,
mistaken ,
mock ,
not right ,
not true ,
not true to ,
of bad faith ,
off ,
off the track ,
ostensible ,
out ,
peccant ,
perfidious ,
perverse ,
perverted ,
phantasmagoric ,
phantasmal ,
phantom ,
pharisaic ,
phony ,
pietistic ,
pinchbeck ,
pious ,
pseudo ,
questionable ,
recreant ,
renegade ,
sanctified ,
sanctimonious ,
scheming ,
seeming ,
self -
contradictory ,
self -
deceptive ,
self -
deluding ,
self -
righteous ,
sham ,
sharp ,
shifty ,
simulated ,
slippery ,
sneaky ,
snide ,
sniveling ,
specious ,
spectral ,
spurious ,
straying ,
substitute ,
supposititious ,
surreptitious ,
synthetic ,
traitorous ,
treacherous ,
trickish ,
tricksy ,
tricky ,
trothless ,
truthless ,
two -
faced ,
unactual ,
unctuous ,
underhand ,
underhanded ,
unfactual ,
unfaithful ,
unfounded ,
unloyal ,
unnatural ,
unorthodox ,
unproved ,
unreal ,
unsound ,
unsteadfast ,
unsubstantial ,
untrue ,
untrustworthy ,
untruthful ,
visionary ,
wide ,
wily ,
wrong
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FALSE Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of FALSE is not genuine How to use false in a sentence Synonym Discussion of False
FALSE | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary FALSE meaning: 1 not real, but made to look or seem real: 2 not true, but made to seem true in order to deceive… Learn more
FALSE Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com False definition: not true or correct; erroneous See examples of FALSE used in a sentence
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False - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia False False means untrue If something is false, it means it is not real A falsehood is anything said that is not true A falsehood can also be a series of lies, told to "prove" something that is false itself In logic, "false" is one of the truth values (with the other one being 'true') This is written as , F or 0 [1][2]
False - definition of false by The Free Dictionary In a treacherous or faithless manner: play a person false [Middle English fals, from Old English, counterfeit, and from Old French, false, both from Latin falsus, from past participle of fallere, to deceive ]
false - WordReference. com Dictionary of English False is used mainly of imitations of concrete objects; it sometimes implies an intent to deceive: false teeth; false hair Sham is rarely used of concrete objects and usually has the suggestion of intent to deceive: sham title; sham tears
false - Wiktionary, the free dictionary From Middle English false, fals, from Old English fals (“false; counterfeit; fraudulent; wrong; mistaken”), from Latin falsus (“counterfeit, false; falsehood”), perfect passive participle of fallō (“deceive”)
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