disinformation

.disinfә'meiʃәn

n. misinformation that is deliberately disseminated in order to influence or confuse rivals (foreign enemies or business competitors etc.)

n. 假情报

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BNC 频率

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使用频率

disinformation 由 dis-（表示否定或反义）和 information（信息）构成，意为“错误信息”或“虚假信息”。

例句

1. The campaign was filled with disinformation to confuse the voters.

这场竞选充满了误导信息，以混淆选民。

2. It is important to verify the sources of news to avoid spreading disinformation.

验证新闻来源很重要，以避免传播误导信息。

3. Many people fell for the disinformation shared on social media.

许多人被社交媒体上分享的误导信息所欺骗。