faked

UK
/feɪkt/
US
/feɪkt/
fakedadjective
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Comp.
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Super.
UK
/feɪkt/
US
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Translations
She gave a faked smile to hide her disappointment.
Она изобразила фальшивую улыбку, чтобы скрыть свое разочарование.
He was caught with a faked passport.
Его поймали с поддельным паспортом.
Definitions
Not genuine or real; counterfeit or fabricated.
The faked documents were quickly identified by the experts.
Simulated or pretended, often to deceive or mislead.
Her faked enthusiasm was obvious to everyone at the meeting.
fakeverb

faked

Past Simple

faked
Past Simple
faked
Past Participle
faking
Gerund
UK
/feɪk/
US
/feɪk/
Translations
She decided to fake an illness to avoid going to work.
Она решила симулировать болезнь, чтобы не идти на работу.
He tried to fake his signature on the document.
Он попытался подделывать свою подпись на документе.
He can fake being happy even when he's not.
Он может притворяться счастливым, даже когда это не так.
Definitions
To make something appear to be real or genuine when it is not.
She faked her signature on the document to make it look authentic.
To pretend to have a particular feeling, condition, or injury.
He faked a headache to avoid going to the meeting.
To simulate or imitate something.
The actor faked an accent for his role in the movie.
fakenoun
Definitions
A thing that is not genuine; a forgery or sham.
The painting turned out to be a fake, much to the disappointment of the buyer.
A person who falsely claims to have certain qualities or skills.
He was exposed as a fake when he couldn't perform the tasks he claimed to be an expert in.
fakeadjective
Definitions
Not genuine; counterfeit or imitation.
She wore a fake fur coat to the party.
Not real or authentic; false or misleading.
He gave a fake smile to hide his true feelings.