When something is not real or has been copied illegally, it is a falsum. This Norwegian word is used for things that are not genuine, like fake documents or artwork. It's important to know the difference between a real item and a falsum. You might hear this word in news about art fraud or legal cases.
按水平分级的例句
Ekspertene bekreftet at maleriet var et falsum.
The experts confirmed that the painting was a forgery.
Det viste seg at kontrakten var et falsum, signert av en ukjent person.
It turned out that the contract was a fake, signed by an unknown person.
Oppdagelsen av falsum rystet kunstverdenen.
The discovery of the forgery shook the art world.
Han ble anklaget for å ha produsert og solgt flere falsum.
He was accused of having produced and sold several fakes.
Samleren var knust da han innså at hans dyrebare mynt var et falsum.
The collector was devastated when he realized his precious coin was a forgery.
Politiet etterforsker saken for å finne ut hvem som står bak falsumene.
The police are investigating the case to find out who is behind the forgeries.
Det er vanskelig å skille et godt falsum fra ekte vare.
It is difficult to distinguish a good fake from the real thing.
Museumet måtte trekke tilbake utstillingen etter at flere gjenstander ble identifisert som falsum.
The museum had to withdraw the exhibition after several items were identified as forgeries.
自我测试 6 个问题
Dette maleriet er et ___.
The sentence indicates that the painting is not genuine, making 'falsum' (forgery/fake) the correct choice.
Politiet fant ut at passet var et ___.
If the police discovered something about a passport, and the other options don't fit the context of an illegal discovery, 'falsum' (fake) is the most appropriate word.
Han prøvde å selge et ___ som om det var ekte.
The phrase 'as if it were real' implies that the item being sold was not genuine, making 'falsum' the correct word.
Museumet oppdaget at statuen var et ___.
If a museum 'discovered' something about a statue, and the other options are neutral, 'falsum' (fake) suggests a discovery of inauthenticity.
Er dette smykket ekte, eller er det et ___?
The question 'Is this jewelry real, or is it a...?' sets up a contrast where 'falsum' (fake) is the logical opposite of 'real'.
De sa at historien hans var et ___.
If 'they said his story was a...', and the implication is that it's not true, 'falsum' (a fake/falsehood) fits the context.
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avskrekke
C1to deter or discourage
høring
B2A hearing, official meeting to gather input.
forby
B1To officially ban something
forskrift
B2regulation, directive, or rule
vedta
B1To make a formal decision or law
regel
A2One of a set of explicit regulations.
forfalskning
C1forgery or falsification
inngå
B1to enter into an agreement
tilregnelig
C1sane or legally responsible for one's actions
tilregnelighet
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