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/həʊks/
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hoax
noun
hoaxes
pl
UK
/həʊks/
US
/hoʊks/
розыгрыш
The announcement of the alien invasion was a hoax.
Объявление о вторжении инопланетян было розыгрышем.
обман
The email turned out to be a hoax.
Электронное письмо оказалось обманом.
мистификация
The story about the haunted house was just a hoax.
История о доме с привидениями была просто мистификацией.
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фальсификация
подделка
Synonyms
charade
sham
falsehood
fraud
deception
trick
scam
ruse
hoax
verb
hoaxed
Past Simple
hoaxed
Past Participle
hoaxing
Gerund
UK
/həʊks/
US
/hoʊks/
обманывать
He tried to hoax the public with a fake news story.
Он пытался обманывать общественность с помощью фальшивой новости.
разыгрывать
They decided to hoax their friend by pretending to be someone else on the phone.
Они решили разыгрывать своего друга, притворяясь кем-то другим по телефону.
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дурачить
морочить
Synonyms
trick
fool
dupe
mislead
deceive
hoax
adjective
Used attributively before a noun to denote that something is fraudulent or deceptive.
Synonyms
deceptive
pseudo
fictitious
fabricated
counterfeit
spurious
fake
fraudulent
sham
phony
bogus
Definitions
hoax
noun
A humorous or malicious deception.
The news of the alien invasion turned out to be a hoax.
A trick or a practical joke.
The students played a hoax on their teacher by pretending there was a fire drill.
hoax
verb
To deceive or trick someone into believing something false.
The pranksters hoaxed the entire town into thinking there was a UFO sighting.
hoax
adjective
Fraudulent; deceptive; relating to or constituting a hoax.
Several employees received a hoax email requesting their login credentials.
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