faux

中英词典：faux

形容词 (Adjective)

词语辨析

faux与fake都表示不真实或伪造的意思，但faux更侧重于仿制品的意义，而fake更侧重于冒充或欺骗。

词汇扩充

faux pas - 失礼行为

faux fur - 人造皮毛

近义词

fake, false, counterfeit, imitation

反义词

genuine, real, authentic

名词 (Noun)

柯林斯词典 (Collins Dictionary)

faux (adjective)

1. made in imitation; fake
2. artificial or imitation; not genuine

faux (noun)

1. an imitation or counterfeit

牛津词典 (Oxford Dictionary)

faux (adjective)

1. not genuine; fake or false
2. made in imitation; artificial

faux (noun)

1. an imitation or reproduction

用法

1. 形容词 "faux" 可以修饰名词，表示不真实或伪造的意思。

2. 名词 "faux" 用来指代仿制品或赝品。

相关的例句

1. The painting was a faux masterpiece, not an original.
2. She wore a faux fur coat to keep warm.
3. He made a faux pas by forgetting her name.
4. The necklace turned out to be a faux pearl, not real.
5. The shop was filled with faux antique furniture.
6. The vase is a faux Ming Dynasty piece.
7. She received a faux diamond ring as a gift.
8. The politician's apology seemed faux and insincere.
9. They decorated the room with faux flowers.
10. The faux leather jacket looked just like the real thing.
11. He tried to pass off his faux Rolex as genuine.
12. She made a faux pas by wearing jeans to the formal event.
13. The shop sells a range of faux designer handbags.
14. The faux wood finish on the table looked very realistic.
15. He was caught selling faux designer clothing online.
16. The painting was a faux Monet.
17. She tried to hide her faux smile.
18. His faux British accent was not convincing.
19. The faux grass in their garden looked surprisingly realistic.
20. She bought a faux Louis Vuitton handbag on the street.