1.
To make up evidence or contrive events so as to incriminate(a person)falsely.
诬害捏造为诬告（某人）而捏造证据或策划事件
2.
The company manufactured some evidence to show that they were innocent.
公司捏造证据来证明他们是无辜的。
3.
The dishonest lawyer manufactured evidence.
那位不诚实的律师捏造证据。
4.
He was fired for providing false evidence in his report.
他因为在报告里捏造证据而被解聘。
5.
The police had manufactured most of their evidence.
警方捏造了大部分的证据。
6.
...she concocted her story and faked evidence of physical abuse...that she misled investigators at every turn.
……她捏造事实，假造伤害证据……她处处蒙骗调查人员。
7.
And now it has to deal with an impasse over the evidence from America that Iran dismisses as a fabrication.
现在，它必须处理从美国得到而被伊朗否认为捏造的证据所造成的僵局。
8.
The physicist fudged on his experimental data.
那位物理学家捏造实验数据。
9.
That woman trumped up various baseless charges against him.
那个女人捏造种种毫无根据的罪名指控他。
10.
There is no fabrication, madam.
这不是捏造，夫人。
11.
A mental fabrication, especially a falsehood.
捏造内心捏造的东西，特指谎言
12.
The act of inventing such a creation or pretense
虚构，捏造虚构作品或捏造借口的行为
13.
A whistle-blower’ s e-mail from someone at the authors' institution indicated that data in the study were fabricated.
来自作者单位的一封揭发信指出该研究中的数据属于捏造。
14.
Amid the smell of cooked books, foreign investors' confidence has shrivelled.
由于风闻账册数据遭到窜改捏造，外国投资者的信心大减。
15.
In October 2002, a Bell Labs investigation found that Schon had falsified and fabricated data.
2002年10月，贝尔实验室调查发现，舍恩曾篡改并捏造数据。
16.
A month's suspension on some trumpedup charge usually brought non-conformists into line.
根据捏造的罪名，罚停职一个月，这一着往往迫使不守规矩的人就范。
17.
fabricate an excuse, an accusation, etc
编造藉口、 捏造罪名
18.
She invented false news.
她捏造了假的消息。