fake
noun [ C ] uk/feɪk/ us/feɪk/
C2 赝品;假货
an object that is made to look real or valuable in order to deceive people
Experts revealed that the painting was a fake. 专家透露那幅画是赝品。
The gun in his hand was a fake. 他手里的枪是假的。
C2 冒充者;骗子
someone who is not what or who they claim to be
After working for ten years as a doctor, he was exposed as a fake. 行医10年后，他被揭发是个冒牌货。
fake
adjective uk/feɪk/ us/feɪk/
C1 假的，伪造的
not real, but made to look or seem real
He was charged with possessing a fake passport. 他被控持有假护照。
fake fur/blood 人造毛皮／假血
disapproving（情感）虚假的，伪装的
showing or pretending to feel emotions that are not sincere
a fake smile/laugh 虚情假意的微笑／大笑
She's so fake, pretending to be everybody's friend. 她太矫揉造作了，假装每个人都是她的朋友。
fake
verb uk/feɪk/ us/feɪk/
(FEELING/ILLNESS)
C2 [ I or T ]装出（某种感情）;假装（有病）
to pretend that you have a feeling or illness
to fake surprise 佯装惊讶
to fake an orgasm 假装达到性高潮
She didn't want to go out, so she faked a headache. 她不想出去，就假装头痛。
He faked a heart attack and persuaded prison staff to take him to hospital. 他假装心脏病发作，说服狱警送他去医院。
He isn't really crying, he's just faking. 他没有真哭，只是在装哭。
(OBJECT)
C2 [ T ]伪造
to make an object look real or valuable in order to deceive people
to fake a document/signature 伪造文件／签名