Definition of forged in English:

forged

adjective fɔːdʒdfɔrdʒd

Copied fraudulently; fake.
they have illegally entered the UK using forged travel documents
Example sentencesExamples
- This case involves the alteration, by the addition of a forged signature, to an authentic but inexpensive Dali etching.
- Mail coming from anywhere else is considered forged.
- She alleges the signature was forged to cover up the fact her son had not attended.
- Robert Crain (Marlon Brando) has been living in India on a forged Swiss passport for the past three years.
- Identities can be stolen or created using legitimate or forged documents.
- Federal investigators in Pakistan said forged documents are a dilemma for law enforcement.
- The province is also the transit route for the smuggling of guns, cigarettes, petrol, stolen cars and forged documents.
- They are now widely accepted at U.S. commercial banks, hospitals and even airlines, and they are easily forged documents.
- And Carlos thinks it would be tough to find a new job with his forged identity documents and limited English.
- I know you believe that the documents were forged.
- The Shanghai Municipal Personnel Bureau has been looking into the problem of forged certificates since 1999.
- After the seizure, the people involved obtained a forged safety certificate.
- He said his documents were not forged.
- They were being detained for possessing forged documents and offences related to the production of cannabis.
- Hunston claims that his signature was forged on one of the documents setting up the partnership.
- A couple of schoolboys pass off a forged 500-franc note at a photography shop.
- Following him, a Latin scholar named Ross wrote a book essentially proving that the Annals were indeed forged.
- Charges have been made that when works were loaned abroad, they were replaced by forged copies.
- There was no evidence that all documents emanating from Albania were forged.
- This is a security concern, as officials are trying to improve on easily forged laminated ID cards.

Definition of forged in US English:

forged

adjectivefɔrdʒdfôrjd

Copied fraudulently; fake.
they have illegally entered the UK using forged travel documents
Example sentencesExamples
- The province is also the transit route for the smuggling of guns, cigarettes, petrol, stolen cars and forged documents.
- Federal investigators in Pakistan said forged documents are a dilemma for law enforcement.
- Charges have been made that when works were loaned abroad, they were replaced by forged copies.
- Hunston claims that his signature was forged on one of the documents setting up the partnership.
- This is a security concern, as officials are trying to improve on easily forged laminated ID cards.
- Following him, a Latin scholar named Ross wrote a book essentially proving that the Annals were indeed forged.
- Robert Crain (Marlon Brando) has been living in India on a forged Swiss passport for the past three years.
- After the seizure, the people involved obtained a forged safety certificate.
- The Shanghai Municipal Personnel Bureau has been looking into the problem of forged certificates since 1999.
- Mail coming from anywhere else is considered forged.
- Identities can be stolen or created using legitimate or forged documents.
- They are now widely accepted at U.S. commercial banks, hospitals and even airlines, and they are easily forged documents.
- I know you believe that the documents were forged.
- He said his documents were not forged.
- She alleges the signature was forged to cover up the fact her son had not attended.
- They were being detained for possessing forged documents and offences related to the production of cannabis.
- This case involves the alteration, by the addition of a forged signature, to an authentic but inexpensive Dali etching.
- A couple of schoolboys pass off a forged 500-franc note at a photography shop.
- There was no evidence that all documents emanating from Albania were forged.
- And Carlos thinks it would be tough to find a new job with his forged identity documents and limited English.

单词	forged
释义	Definition of forged in English: forged adjective fɔːdʒdfɔrdʒd Copied fraudulently; fake. they have illegally entered the UK using forged travel documents Example sentencesExamples This case involves the alteration, by the addition of a forged signature, to an authentic but inexpensive Dali etching. Mail coming from anywhere else is considered forged. She alleges the signature was forged to cover up the fact her son had not attended. Robert Crain (Marlon Brando) has been living in India on a forged Swiss passport for the past three years. Identities can be stolen or created using legitimate or forged documents. Federal investigators in Pakistan said forged documents are a dilemma for law enforcement. The province is also the transit route for the smuggling of guns, cigarettes, petrol, stolen cars and forged documents. They are now widely accepted at U.S. commercial banks, hospitals and even airlines, and they are easily forged documents. And Carlos thinks it would be tough to find a new job with his forged identity documents and limited English. I know you believe that the documents were forged. The Shanghai Municipal Personnel Bureau has been looking into the problem of forged certificates since 1999. After the seizure, the people involved obtained a forged safety certificate. He said his documents were not forged. They were being detained for possessing forged documents and offences related to the production of cannabis. Hunston claims that his signature was forged on one of the documents setting up the partnership. A couple of schoolboys pass off a forged 500-franc note at a photography shop. Following him, a Latin scholar named Ross wrote a book essentially proving that the Annals were indeed forged. Charges have been made that when works were loaned abroad, they were replaced by forged copies. There was no evidence that all documents emanating from Albania were forged. This is a security concern, as officials are trying to improve on easily forged laminated ID cards. Definition of forged in US English: forged adjectivefɔrdʒdfôrjd Copied fraudulently; fake. they have illegally entered the UK using forged travel documents Example sentencesExamples The province is also the transit route for the smuggling of guns, cigarettes, petrol, stolen cars and forged documents. Federal investigators in Pakistan said forged documents are a dilemma for law enforcement. Charges have been made that when works were loaned abroad, they were replaced by forged copies. Hunston claims that his signature was forged on one of the documents setting up the partnership. This is a security concern, as officials are trying to improve on easily forged laminated ID cards. Following him, a Latin scholar named Ross wrote a book essentially proving that the Annals were indeed forged. Robert Crain (Marlon Brando) has been living in India on a forged Swiss passport for the past three years. After the seizure, the people involved obtained a forged safety certificate. The Shanghai Municipal Personnel Bureau has been looking into the problem of forged certificates since 1999. Mail coming from anywhere else is considered forged. Identities can be stolen or created using legitimate or forged documents. They are now widely accepted at U.S. commercial banks, hospitals and even airlines, and they are easily forged documents. I know you believe that the documents were forged. He said his documents were not forged. She alleges the signature was forged to cover up the fact her son had not attended. They were being detained for possessing forged documents and offences related to the production of cannabis. This case involves the alteration, by the addition of a forged signature, to an authentic but inexpensive Dali etching. A couple of schoolboys pass off a forged 500-franc note at a photography shop. There was no evidence that all documents emanating from Albania were forged. And Carlos thinks it would be tough to find a new job with his forged identity documents and limited English.
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