Forgery

Definition

forge 1 / fↄ:dʒ / n ၁။ ပန္းပဲဖို။ ၂။ သတၱဳက်ဳိရန္ဖို။ v ၁။ (လက္ေရး၊ အမွတ္အသားစသည္) အတုလုပ္သည္။ forge a banknote/ will/ signature ❍ a forged passport. Compare COUNTERFEIT v ၂။ (က) မီးဖုတ္ထားေသာ သံေတြခဲကို ေပတြင္ထု၍ ပံုသြင္းသည္။ ခတ္သည္။ forge a sword/ chain. (ခ) ခိုင္မာေအာင္ ႀကိဳးပမ္းသည္။ ထုသားေပသား ရေစသည္။ forge a bond/ a link/ an alliance ❍ a friendship forged in adversity. Compare WELD ❏ forger n (ေငြစကၠဴ၊ စာခ်ဳပ္စာတမ္း စသည္) အတုလုပ္သူ။ Compare COUNTERFEITER ❏ forgery / 'fↄ:dʒǝri / n ၁။ [U] (စာခ်ဳပ္စာတမ္း၊ ပန္းခ်ီကား၊ လက္မွတ္စသည္) လိမ္လည္အတုျပဳမႈ။ He spent 5 years in prison for forgery. ၂။ [C] လိမ္လည္ အတု ျပဳလုပ္ထားေသာ စာခ်ဳပ္စာတမ္း၊ လက္မွတ္ စသည္။ The painting was once thought to be by Van Gogh, but is now known to be a forgery. Compare COUNTERFEIT n forge 2 / fↄ:dʒ / v ေရွ႕သို႔ဆက္တိုးသည္၊ တက္သည္။ forge steadily onwards ❍ forge into the lead (ie gradually take the leading position). ❏ forge ahead [ PHRV ] တစ္ဟုန္ထိုးတက္သည္။ After an uncertain start the company is now forging ahead (of its main rivals).

Examples

1. The company wanted to forge alliances with other motor manufacturers.
2. [forge links] : During the 1970s
3. the US forged trade links with China.
4. She forged a new career as a poet and songwriter.
5. Someone forged my signature.
6. The police are searching for stolen goods
7. forged passports
8. and drugs.
9. [forge on/through] : Napoleon’s soldiers forged through the snow.