tampered

UK
/ˈtæmpəd/
US
/ˈtæmpərd/
tamperedadjective
UK
/ˈtæmpəd/
US
/ˈtæmpərd/
Translations
The tampered data led to incorrect conclusions.
Искажённые данные привели к неправильным выводам.
The tampered documents were discovered during the audit.
Подделанные документы были обнаружены во время аудита.
Definitions
Altered or changed, often in a way that is unauthorized or harmful.
The tampered evidence led to a mistrial in the court case.
tamperverb

tampered

Past Simple

tampered
Past Simple
tampered
Past Participle
tampering
Gerund
UK
/ˈtæmpə/
US
/ˈtæmpər/
Translations
Someone had tampered with the documents.
Кто-то подделал документы.
He tried to tamper with the evidence.
Он пытался вмешиваться в улики.
The data was tampered with before the report was published.
Данные были искажены до публикации отчета.
Definitions
To interfere with or deliberately alter (something) so as to cause harm, malfunction, or unauthorized change.
Investigators concluded that someone had tampered with the aircraft's fuel line.
To fiddle, meddle, or experiment with something, especially in a tentative or unskilled way, often resulting in unintended effects.
She likes to tamper with old radios to see if she can make them work again.
tampernoun
Definitions
An implement used to tamp, pack, or press down loose or bulk material (such as coffee grounds, earth, or tobacco).
The barista reached for the tamper to compress the espresso grounds evenly.