bogus的意思|bogus的解释-里氏词典

bogus ['bogəs]

a. 假的, 伪造的

[经] 伪的, 伪造的

The company was bogus, the prospectus was all got up.
那公司全属子虚乌有，所谓的创办计划是胡编乱造出来的。
What you're saying is bogus, dude.
你唬我啊，老兄。
At first glance I saw that her hair was bogus.
我一眼就看出她的头发是假的。

bogus

[ adj ]
fraudulent; having a misleading appearance
<adj.all>

Bogus \Bo"gus\, a. [Etymol. uncertain.]
Spurious; fictitious; sham; -- a cant term originally applied
to counterfeit coin, and hence denoting anything counterfeit.
[Colloq. U. S.]

Bogus \Bo"gus\, n.
A liquor made of rum and molasses. [Local, U. S.] --Bartlett.

While it prevails, Mr Heseltine's protestations of a belief in local autonomy are, in the prime minister's favourite epithet, bogus.
But she added that she sent in the bogus application to point out the nature of the business.
But Thomas J. Gibson, an executive of Gates Corp. called the offer "bogus" and said InterConnect had lost to the Cobey-Bear Stearns group, which was bidding for the 64.8% stake.
That's when a tip by an employee led bank auditors once again to review the administration department and discover a false billing scheme for bogus construction work.
The federal government and the New York Stock Exchange said Friday they are examining an apparently bogus claim of a large investment in General Cinema Corp. that triggered a sharp rise in the price of the company's stock.
Hansen alleged that Drexel via Newberg purchased stocks from Princeton-Newport, then sold them back a short time later to create bogus losses that Princeton-Newport declared as tax deductions.
Chris Martin, a suspended volunteer disk jockey, however, insists the study was bogus.
"Environmental tobacco smoke is a particularly rich field for quack moralists to harvest bogus science," Smith said.
A few months later, it emerged that two bogus consulting firms run by senior Socialist party officials had been taking million-dollar 'fees' from big industry for their services.
The carton-board producers, for example, concealed their activities by drawing up bogus minutes of meetings. 'It is extremely difficult to get evidence of any collusion,' says one observer.
In August, he was indicted along with five Princeton/Newport officials in connection with an alleged scheme to create illegal tax losses through bogus stock deals.
He was a fraudster whose bogus credentials were not checked. There were other matters which made the WDA look like 'a cosy club with jobs for the boys'.
Using Gnu-Emacs, the spy could substitute a bogus "atrun" program for the one that routinely cleans up the Unix system every five minutes.
"Totally bogus," she said.
Art Buchwald's victory over Paramount Pictures about rights to "Coming to America" was hailed as a triumph for writers, but the studio feared the court decision could mean a rash of bogus lawsuits.
Besides the issues of inadequate defense counsel and of mental incompetency by Stano, Olive accused police interrogators of misleading Stano into a series of "bogus confessions" by promising that he would not receive the death penalty.
Perhaps more information will be divulged when the museum pleads its bogus case in front of the BSA next month.
One bogus trading company had even dug up 52km of railway lines to smuggle out of the country. The ministry said there was evidence that many of the smuggled goods were being channelled through the Baltic states with the collusion of government officials.
This enabled Princeton/Newport to generate more than $13 million in "bogus" tax losses from November 1984 through February 1986, the indictment charges.
The eight-party pro-government coalition counters with a television ad featuring President Bush speaking with a bogus voice-over in English with Spanish subtitles.
While urging consumers to be prudent in obtaining the drug from their dermatologists, the agency announced a crackdown on unlicensed manufacturers it said have started to advertise and distribute bogus drugs identified as Retin-A.
The American soldiers who invaded Grenada six years ago are rightly hailed as heroes but the official U.S. rationale for the mission was bogus, says a British officer involved in the attack.
The ring made about $300,000 in profits and included one trader disguised by a wig, makeup and bogus trading badge.
He wasn't raised like that." Michael Greene's prior criminal history includes 1984 bogus check conviction and a 1977 forgery conviction, Collins said.
But in Dr. Blatt's case, although the bogus caller provided phony telephone numbers, the trades were accepted anyway.
Smith, her hair a striking mop of red curls, doesn't just recite this bogus history.
They were indicted on state and federal charges of evading taxes by disguising $4 million in renovations to their Greenwich, Conn., mansion as business expenses and taking bogus tax deductions.
The profits were bogus.
The Helmsleys were indicted in April on state and federal charges that they allegedly disguised about $4 million in renovations to their Greenwich, Conn., mansion as business expenses and took bogus tax deductions.
Some $103 million in bogus U.S. bills was confiscated abroad.

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