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The information might be false．这项情报可能是虚假的。
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false diamond 假钻石
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a false friend 假朋友
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false modesty 假谦虚
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a false passport 假护照
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false teeth 假牙
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a false alarm 虚惊
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falsehood表示“谎言”、“假话”：
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The prisoner told a number of falsehoods．犯人讲了许多谎言。
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Truth, if exaggerated, may become falsehood．真理说过了头会成为假话。
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falseness表示“虚假（性）”、“不可靠”：
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The falseness of the declaration was obvious．这一宣言的虚假性是明显的。
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This is enough to prove the falseness of such a conception．这足以证明这种概念是不可靠的。
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falsity表示“假”：
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He is not troubled by the truth or falsity of the author’s account．对于作者说法的真假他并不在意。
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There’s no way we can tell the truth or falsity of a story．没有办法判断一个故事是真是假。
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falsify为动词，表示“窜改”、“伪造”：
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He falsified the accounts．他窜改账目。
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This book falsified the events of the Civil War．这本书窜改内战的史实。
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He falsified the receipts．他伪造收据。
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393 familiar—familiar to—familiar with
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familiar表示“熟悉”：
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I could hear Mary playing a familiar tune．我可以听见玛丽在弹奏一支熟悉的曲调。
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He heard the familiar voices of his friends．他听到朋友们熟悉的声音。
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Smog is a familiar occurence in that city．烟雾是那座城市大家熟悉的情况。
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