shǐjiǎ

使假

Word · Verb

adulterate; pass off inferior goods as genuine

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Meanings

1 sense · 3 examples
1.

verb

to adulterate; to pass off inferior goods as genuine; to deceive by substituting poor-quality products

derogatory

Describes the deceptive practice of mixing inferior, fake, or substandard goods with genuine ones, or substituting poor-quality items for better ones, typically for illegal profit. Commonly used in contexts of commercial fraud and product safety.

Zhè这
zhǒng种
jiǔ酒
lǐ里
chān掺
zá杂
shǐ使
jiǎ假
 ,
zhì质
liàng量
hěn很
chà差
 。

This kind of wine has been adulterated and is of very poor quality.

Yán严
jìn禁
zài在
shí食
pǐn品
zhōng中
shǐ使
jiǎ假
 。

Adulteration in food products is strictly prohibited.

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Nà那
xiē些
shǐ使
jiǎ假
de的
shāng商
fàn贩
bèi被
fá罚
kuǎn款
le了
 。

Those vendors who passed off fake goods were fined.