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counterfeit

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coun·ter·feit1 /ˈkaʊntəfɪt $ -tər-/ adjectiveadj
SCCCOPYmade to look exactly like something else, in order to deceive people 伪造的；仿造的 SYN fake
counterfeit currency/money etc
counterfeit £10 notes
十英镑的假币
counterfeit goods/software etc 假冒的货品/软件等
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counterfeit• a counterfeit $20 bill• Police have warned stores to look out for counterfeit $50 bills.• It was glossolalia as performance, and-at least to me-it sounded counterfeit.• They were arrested for making counterfeit computer chips.• The choice that is left is to go through the motions either with counterfeit conviction, or with subversion and disdain.• Cards are either stolen or used by fraudsters who have made counterfeit copies.• Is there a counterfeit cowl on the thrust reversers?• Blocks away is a dangerous park, a black market for drugs, weapons and counterfeit immigration papers.• Illegal counterfeit manufacturers have taken advantage of a burgeoning circular trade between E C countries in pharmaceuticals.• The remarks followed a court case in which a couple admitted selling counterfeit software at car boot sales.
counterfeit goods/software etc• Voice over Anyone considering selling counterfeit goods at car boot sales could face two years in prison or unlimited fines.• The remarks followed a court case in which a couple admitted selling counterfeit software at car boot sales.• Trading standards officers have seized counterfeit goods with a face value of thousands of pounds.
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counterfeit2 verb [transitiveT]
SCCCOPYto copy something exactly in order to deceive people 伪造；仿造 SYN fake
They admitted counterfeiting documents.
他们承认伪造了文件。
—counterfeiter noun [countableC]
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counterfeit• $100 dollar bills are the most likely to be counterfeited.• Newer bills are preferred because they are more difficult to counterfeit.• The worrying thing is my signature, which is extremely hard to counterfeit.• The magicians may counterfeit, but they can not countermand. 1.
From Longman Business Dictionary
counterfeitcoun·ter·feit1 /ˈkaʊntəfɪt-tər-/ adjectiveadjLAW
made to look exactly like something, usually illegally
Last year about $80 million in counterfeit notes were seized, compared with $77 billion in genuine notes produced.
the growing trade in counterfeit goods
counterfeitcounterfeit2 verb [transitiveT]LAW
to copy something so that it looks like something else, usually illegally
We must mark coins in a way that makes them harder to counterfeit.
—counterfeiter noun [countableC]
Calvin Klein is a popular target for counterfeiters.
Origin counterfeit1
(1300-1400) Old French past participle of contrefaire “to copy”, from contre- ( → COUNTER-) + faire “to make”
coun·ter·feit1 adjectiveadjcounterfeit2 verb
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