1. 骗局：但观察团的结论,与欧洲安全暨合作组织观察员的结果互相冲突(clash with). 欧洲观察员谴责(denounce)选举本身是虚晃一招的骗局(sham),选举缺失不胜枚举(numerous shortcomings),尤其作票(vote rigging)更是层出不穷.
2. 假冒：同~am串记:假冒(sham)火腿(ham)果酱(jam)夹(ja~谐音),堵塞(jam)大水坝(dam). 同~an串记:罐头(can)看,黑(tan)象碳. 盘子(pan)盘,男人(man)蛮,禁令(ban)颁. 带蓬货车(van)布是帆,扇子(fan)煽动是要反--押韵的尾字均为相应单词谐音.
3. 假：该通讯还报道说,大约40%对药物耐受的抑郁患者在接受TMS之后,症状出现了改善. 这些对TMS治疗精神分裂、创伤后应激障碍的研究结果则比较混乱. 一项对照试验显示TMS在治疗强迫性神经症方面,并不比假(sham)治疗效果好.
4. sham：sodium hexa-metaphosphate; 六偏磷酸钠
1. 假象;虚伪;虚假
Something that is a sham is not real or is not really what it seems to be.
e.g. The government's promises were exposed as a hollow sham...
实情被揭穿了:政府的承诺原来是空洞的谎言。
e.g. Many of the world's leaders have already denounced this election as a sham.
许多国家的领导人已经指责这次大选弄虚作假。
1. sham的解释
1. Critics call the Japanese program a sham, noting the meat turns up for sale for human consumption.
2. The carcass was found and collected on October 15 at the refuse collection chamber in Sham Shui Po Park.
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3. The goose carcass was collected at a beach near Sham Shek Tsuen on the island Tuesday.
4. Sham acupuncture is a procedure designed to prevent patients from being able to detect if needles are actually inserted at treatment points.
5. Only 15 percent of patients in the acupuncture group required extra pain drugs, compared with 34 percent in the sham group.
6. Sham and fellow experts recommend people undergo a colonoscopy once every 10 years from the age of 50.
7. Some of them live in " cubicle apartments " in Sham Shui Po, and the monthly rent often exceeds their welfare payments.
8. Police failed to persuade Sham Shui Po residents to allow installation of surveillance cameras to deter acid attacks at a district council meeting yesterday.
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9. In order for the National Games to not become a sham and a shame, the sports authorities must act before the downward spiral becomes irreversible.
10. sham在线翻译
10. The whaling nations claimed the proposal was little more than a sham aimed at ending centuries of whaling tradition for good.
noun
1. something that is a counterfeit
not what it seems to be
2. sham
2. a person who makes deceitful pretenses
Synonym: imposter impostor pretender fake faker fraud shammer pseudo pseud role player
verb
1. make believe with the intent to deceive
e.g. He feigned that he was ill
He shammed a headache
Synonym: feign pretend affect dissemble
2. make a pretence of
e.g. She assumed indifference, even though she was seething with anger
he feigned sleep
adj