late 14c. (early 14c. as a surname), "a maker, a smith," agent noun from forge (v.). Meaning "a counterfeiter, one who makes by false imitation" is from early 15c. In 15c. also "a maker of (coin) money." Another Middle English word for "a forger" was falsarie (mid-15c.).
雙語(yǔ)例句
1. The forger swindled the merchants of the city out of large sums of money.
冒名者從該城的商人那里騙取了大筆金錢.
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2. Most people are so busy making a living that they forger to make a life.
不想去做什么計(jì)劃,對(duì)我而言,“做計(jì)劃”不是一件好事.
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3. The forger swindled the merchants of this city out of large sums of money.
那個(gè)偽造者騙走了這個(gè)城市商人們的一大筆錢.
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4. A teenager reminds you of what you want to forger about your own part.
在青少年的身上,你看到你想忘記昔日自己的某些行為.
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5. Kelley was a notorious forger, mystic and alchemist who was familiar with Cardan grilles.