màolǐng

冒领

Word · VerbTraditional冒領

fraudulently claim; illegally obtain by impersonation

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

verb

to fraudulently claim (property, funds, etc.) by impersonating the rightful owner

formal

Commonly used in legal, banking, and administrative contexts to describe the illegal act of claiming deposits, lost property, benefits, or materials using someone else's identity. Often appears in news reports about pension fraud, insurance scams, or unauthorized withdrawals.

Yǒu有
rén人
mào冒
lǐng领
le了
tā他
de的
tuì退
xiū休
jīn金
 。

Someone fraudulently claimed his pension.

Yín银
háng行
jiā加
qiáng强
le了
shēn身
fèn份
yàn验
zhèng证
 ,
fáng防
zhǐ止
cún存
kuǎn款
bèi被
mào冒
lǐng领
 。

The bank strengthened identity verification to prevent deposits from being fraudulently claimed.

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Shí拾
jīn金
bù不
mèi昧
shì是
měi美
dé德
 ,
mào冒
lǐng领
shī失
wù物
shì是
wéi违
fǎ法
xíng行
wéi为
 。

Returning found money is a virtue; fraudulently claiming lost property is illegal.

Tā他
yīn因
mào冒
lǐng领
jiù救
jì济
jīn金
bèi被
pàn判
chù处
sān三
nián年
yǒu有
qī期
tú徒
xíng刑
 。

He was sentenced to three years in prison for fraudulently claiming relief funds.