fabrication
/ˌfæbrɪˈkeɪʃn/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌfæbrɪˈkeɪʃn/ (ame, ipa) · /ˌfa-bri-ˈkā-shən/ (ame, mw)
fabrication — noun
- fabricationsingular
- fabricationsplural
1. false information or a story made up to mislead others, or the action of making
false information or a story made up to mislead others, or the action of making one up
Bilal admitted that the cheating story was a complete fabrication.
fixed phrase: a complete fabrication
Inês resigned after the newspaper printed a fabrication about her family.
The lawyer accused the witness of fabrication during the police interview.
Xiu called the robbery report a fabrication created to scare investors.
Online posts repeated a fabrication claiming that teachers had stolen lunch money.
文法句型
call something a fabrication
accuse someone of fabrication
a fabrication that + clause
用法筆記
Often used in formal contexts such as news reports, legal arguments, and official denials. Common patterns are call something a fabrication and accuse someone of fabrication.
常見錯誤
2. work in which materials are shaped into products, parts, or structures, especial
work in which materials are shaped into products, parts, or structures, especially in a factory or workshop
Gabriel learned metal fabrication at a training center near the port.
collocation: metal fabrication
The bridge project needed local fabrication of several steel beams.
fabrication of + part
Soraya works in glass fabrication for a company that makes shop windows.
Storm damage delayed fabrication of the machine parts until Monday.
The factory expanded its fabrication unit to build larger frames.
- manufacturing
broader term for factory making in general
- production
broadest term, covering the overall process or output of making goods
- assembly
focuses on putting prepared parts together rather than making them from raw material
文法句型
fabrication of + noun phrase
material + fabrication
work in + fabrication
用法筆記
Common in technical and industrial contexts, especially with materials or parts: metal fabrication, steel fabrication, and fabrication of components. For broader large-scale making, production or manufacturing is often the more general word.