False Meaning in English
word
/ˈfɔɫs/
fawls
/fˈɒls/
fols
التعريف
Not true, not correct, or made to seem real when it is not. It can describe statements, beliefs, information, or things that are fake.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Common in both everyday and formal English. Often used with 'false information', 'false alarm', 'false hope', and 'false statement'. Don't confuse it with 'fake': 'false' is very common for facts or claims, while 'fake' is more common for objects, people, or behavior.
Spanish: falso - incorrectoPortuguese (BR): falso - incorretoPortuguese (PT): falso - incorretoChinese (Simplified): 错误的 - 虚假的Chinese (Traditional): 錯誤的 - 虛假的Hindi: गलत - झूठाArabic: خاطئ - زائفBengali: মিথ্যা - ভুলRussian: ложный - неверныйJapanese: 偽の - 間違ったVietnamese: sai - giảKorean: 거짓 - 잘못된Turkish: yanlış - sahteUrdu: جھوٹا - غلطIndonesian: salah - palsu
جمل نموذجية
That answer is false.
basic
The story was false.
basic
The fire alarm was false.
basic
He gave the police a false name.
natural
I don't want to give you false hope.
natural
A lot of false information spreads online.
natural