vt.伪造，篡改(文字记录、信息)
n.歪曲，弄虚作假，弄虚作假者，伪造者

原形：falsify第三人称单数：falsifies复数：falsifies过去式：falsified过去分词：falsified现在分词：falsifying

He attempted to falsify the evidence in order to avoid punishment.
他试图伪造证据以逃避惩罚。
The scientist's experiments were designed to falsify the prevailing hypothesis.
科学家的实验旨在推翻当前流行的观点。
It is unethical to falsify data in a research paper.
在研究论文中捏造数据是不道德的。
The accountant was accused of falsifying financial records to hide the company's losses.
会计被指控篡改财务记录以掩盖公司亏损。
The witness's inconsistent statements led the jury to believe she had falsified her testimony.
证人的陈述不一致，导致陪审团认为她篡改了证词。
Falsifying medical records can have severe legal consequences for healthcare professionals.
伪造医疗记录对医疗专业人员可能产生严重的法律后果。
The historian's work was discredited when it was discovered he had falsified several key facts.
当发现历史学家伪造了几个关键事实后，他的作品信誉受损。
The employee was terminated for falsifying his time sheets and claiming hours he did not work.
这名员工因伪造工时表并虚报未工作的时间而被解雇。
The journalist faced backlash for falsifying quotes in her article to make it more sensational.
记者因在文章中捏造引语以增加其轰动性而面临强烈反对。
In scientific research, the ability to falsify a theory through experimentation is crucial for validating its credibility.
在科学研究中，通过实验推翻理论的能力对于验证其可信度至关重要。