fabricate in Japanese
fabricate in Japanese is でっちあげる, 捏造 — fabricate means to manufacture or build something, especially by assembling parts.
fabricate in Japanese
でっちあげる
Pronounced: detchiageru
(transitive) To invent and form; to forge; to devise falsely.
捏造
Pronounced: netsuzō
(transitive) To invent and form; to forge; to devise falsely.
What does "fabricate" mean?
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verb To manufacture or build something, especially by assembling parts.
"The company fabricates steel components for the aerospace industry."
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verb To invent a false story, document, or excuse and present it as genuine.
"He fabricated evidence to cover up the mistake."
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fabricate in a sentence
- The company fabricates steel components for the aerospace industry.
- He fabricated evidence to cover up the mistake.
- The journalist was fired for fabricating quotes.
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What is "fabricate" in Japanese?
"fabricate" in Japanese is でっちあげる, 捏造. fabricate means: To manufacture or build something, especially by assembling parts.
How do you pronounce でっちあげる?
"fabricate" in Japanese is でっちあげる, pronounced "detchiageru".
How do you use "fabricate" in a sentence?
Example: "The company fabricates steel components for the aerospace industry." In Japanese, "fabricate" is でっちあげる, 捏造.
Are there other ways to say "fabricate" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "fabricate": でっちあげる, 捏造.
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