fake

He faked an illness to avoid the exam.

他装病逃避考试。

She faked a smile at the party.

她在聚会上强装笑容。

Someone faked his signature on the contract.

有人在合同上伪造了他的签名。

She faked surprise when she heard the news.

她听到消息时假装惊讶。

I didn't know the answer, so I faked it.

我不知道答案，所以只好装懂。

The researcher was fired for faking data.

这名研究员因伪造数据被解雇。

Don't be afraid to fake it till you make it—everyone starts somewhere.

别害怕假装自己已经做到了，直到真正成功——每个人都是从某个地方起步的。

The defender lunged, but Smith faked him out and scored.

防守球员扑上来，但史密斯虚晃一枪骗过了他，然后得分了。

The band didn't rehearse, so the pianist had to fake it during the chorus.

乐队没有排练，所以钢琴手在副歌部分只能即兴发挥。

A popular motivational saying encouraging people to act confident and capable before they actually feel that way; often used in business and self-help contexts, and quoted in the film The Wolf of Wall Street.

一句流行的励志口号，鼓励人们在真正感到自信或有能力之前先表现得自信、能干；常用于职场和自我提升领域，也被电影《华尔街之狼》引用。

An American slang phrase from the 1970s funk music scene, later adopted in hip-hop culture. It means 'don't pretend to be something you're not; stay authentic.'

源自20世纪70年代放克音乐圈的美国俚语，后来在嘻哈文化中使用，意思是“不要装模作样，保持真实”。