counterfeit
US: /ˈkaʊntɝˌfɪt/
UK: /kˈaʊntəfˌɪt/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
counterfeit /'kauntəfit/- danh từ
- vật giả, vật giả mạo
- vật giả, vật giả mạo
- tính từ
- giả, giả mạo
- counterfeit money: tiền giả
- giả vờ, giả đò
- counterfeit virtue: đạo đức giả vờ
- counterfeit grief: đau khổ giả vờ
- giả, giả mạo
- ngoại động từ
- giả mạo
- to counterfeit someone's handwriting: giả mạo chữ viết của ai
- giả vờ, giả đò
- giống như đúc
- giả mạo
Advanced English dictionary
adjective, verb+ adjective (of money and goods for sale) made to look exactly like sth in order to trick people into thinking that they are getting the real thing; not genuine: counterfeit watches + Are you aware these notes are counterfeit?
counterfeit noun: Despite the introduction of a security shield on the new £10 stamp, counterfeits are costing the postal service millions of pounds a year.
Compare: FORGERY
+ verb [VN] to make an exact copy of sth in order to trick people into thinking that it is the real thing
Compare: FORGE
counterfeiting noun [U]
Thesaurus dictionary
adj.
1 forged, fake, fraudulent, imitation, bogus, spurious, Colloq phoney or US also phony:
The bank reported the counterfeit money to the police.
2 make-believe, sham, pretended, pretend, feigned, insincere, fake, faked, false, artificial, meretricious, pseudo, factitious, synthetic, unreal, simulated:
You were warned about his counterfeit sincerity.
n.
3 fake, imitation, forgery, reproduction, Colloq phoney or US also phony:
This is the original deed, that one is a counterfeit.
v.
4 forge, copy, reproduce, falsify, imitate; Slang hang paper:
He made a living counterfeiting passports.
5 feign, pretend, simulate, put on, fake:
The suspects have shown signs of wealth that are difficult to counterfeit.
Concise dictionary
counterfeits|counterfeited|counterfeiting'kaʊntə(r)fɪtnoun
+a copy that is represented as the original
verb
+make a copy of with the intent to deceive
adj.
+not genuine; imitating something superior
