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And isn’t it true that my client was later drugged again and made to believe that his kidneys had been removed?
И правда ли, что моего клиента позже снова накачали наркотиками и заставили поверить, что ему вырезали почки?
My client was made to believe that he would be killed by Mr. Jane, making any evidence you may have gathered inadmissible.
We must continue
to
struggle for peace, and people must be made to believe that such atrocities will never, ever happen again.
Мы должны продолжить борьбу за мир, а людям необходимо дать веру в то, что такие жестокости никогда не повторятся.
Onoda had been trained under the kind of militaristic dogmatism that creates kamikaze pilots, and he had been made to believe that Japanese defeat was the worst outcome imaginable.
Онода прошел подготовку в армии, которая тренирует пилотов- камикадзе, и его заставили поверить, что поражение родины является наихудшей ситуацией из всех возможных.
The world has been made to believe that there is a»third force» in South Africa
which is working against the intentions of Mr. De Klerk
to
democratize the country.
Мир заставили поверить в то, что в Южной Африке существует так называемая» третья сила»,
которая выступает против намерений г-на де Клерка осуществить демократизацию страны.
If interventions were
made
wilfully under the flag of humanitarianism, but in reality caused even greater humanitarian
disasters, then how could we be made to believe their so-called reasons for intervention?
Если вмешательство преднамеренно осуществлялось под предлогом гуманитарных соображений, но в действительности вызвало еще большее гуманитарное бедствие,
то как тогда можно заставить нас поверить в так называемые причины для вмешательства?
The masses of the profane are asked, and are
made
, to believe that the accumulated testimony of History-
which shows even the»Atheists» of old, such men as Epicurus and Democritus, as believers in Gods- is false;
Невежественным массам не только предлагается, но их заставляют верить, что накопленные историей свидетельства,- доказывающие,
что даже« атеисты» древности, подобные Эпикуру и Демокриту, веровали в Богов- являются заблуждениями;
This custom made them to believe that the grass watered with tears,
brought
to
the temple, God will be able
to
elicit the necessary areas of rain.
принесенные в храм, смогут выпросить у Бога необходимый полям дождь.
Although several commendable changes were made to the system, we believe that improvements are still necessary.
И хотя в эту систему были внесены некоторые существенные изменения, мы полагаем, что ее необходимо еще более усовершенствовать.
And they were made in 2010, therefore, that
makes
to believe that in 2011 the results of the changes in legislation will be higher.
И сделаны они
были
в 2010 году, следовательно, есть основания полагать, что в 2011 году отдача от изменений в законодательстве
будет
выше.
Вы привыкли полагать, что такие вещи являются нормой.
They include tactics such as»waterboarding», in which a detainee is
made
to believe he or she is drowning.
Они включают такие приемы, как» уотер- бординг», когда заключенного погружают в воду и он думает, что тонет.
The majority of the membership should support this approach, even though some have been
made
to believe otherwise and have been asked
to
state their case in the name of Council reform.
Большинство членов должны поддержать этот подход, хотя некоторых убедили в обратном и просят отстаивать эту позицию во имя реформы Совета.
provide momentum for such a political process,
both countries must be
made
to believe that it is in their vested interest
to
have a balanced fact-finding mission,
which would reach conclusions only after hearing from both sides.
Чтобы такой политический процесс мог состояться, необходимо убедить обе страны в том, что в их коренных интересах создать сбалансированную миссию по установлению фактов,
которая сделает выводы лишь после заслушания обеих сторон.
In the negotiations that
led
to
the reduction in the membership of the Executive Boards, we were
made
to believe that such restructuring would lead
to
a substantial increase
in resources for operational funds and programmes.
В ходе переговоров,
которые привели к сокращению членского состава исполнительных советов, нас убеждали в том, что такая перестройка приведет к существенному увеличению ресурсов на оперативные фонды
и программы.
Sex always
made
you stupid, ready to believe anything.
Секс всегда тебя отупляет, и ты готов поверить чему угодно.
It
made
it easier to believe Gowan was mine that way.
I know I have
made
it hard for you to believe the truth.
Я знаю, тебе тяжело в это поверить, но это правда.
Мне просто необходимо верить в ад из-за нее.
The mistake too commonly
made
is to believe that the ordinary level of consciousness is the only possible one.
Ошибка, которая часто встречается, заключается в том, что думают, что обычный уровень сознания является единственным возможным.
Nevertheless, the efforts being
made
gave reason to believe that it was responding
to
such challenges in the best way possible.
Тем не менее принимаемые меры дают основания полагать, что Организация успешно справляется с подобными вызовами.
What is another word for Make-believe?
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pretense
honest, unreality
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pretend
imagined
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sham
pretence, imagined
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unreal
pretended, imaginary
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fantasy
imagined, fabrication
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feigned
imaginary, pretended
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imaginary
imagined
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invention
fabrication, fantasy
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mock
imaginary, imagined
-
made-up
imaginary
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pretence
dishonesty, fantasy
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simulated
imaginary
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fictional
-
fake
-
charade
unreality, honest
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fancy
fantasy, pretence
-
false
pretended
-
fabrication
dishonesty, fantasy
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imagination
fantasy, fabrication
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fictitious
-
fanciful
-
fantastic
pretended
-
pretended
-
imagined
-
fabricated
pretended
-
dream
unreality
-
counterfeit
-
mythical
-
fraudulent
-
simulation
dishonesty
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- fictional
- imaginary
- simulated
- dream
- fantasy
- mock
- pretend
- sham
- acted
- false
- fraudulent
- made-up
- pretended
- charade
- disguise
- dissimulation
- dream
- fakery
- fantasy
- imagination
- pageant
- playacting
- pretense
- pretension
- pretentiousness
- sham
- fairy tale
On this page you’ll find 98 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to make believe, such as: act as if, act as though, bluff, counterfeit, dream, and enact.
antonyms for make believe
- genuine
- real
- true
- unimagined
- existence
- honesty
- reality
- substance
- truth
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Never mind the dust; I’ve turned it on to make believe we’re going tremendously fast.
DAVY AND THE GOBLINCHARLES E. CARRYL
He left about a hundred of us here to make believe we ‘uns ware goin’ to attack Paris, so to give him time to git away.
THE COURIER OF THE OZARKSBYRON A. DUNN
They would pick them up and hold them in their hands and would then make believe they were Cave-men trapping reindeer in the snow.
THE LATER CAVE-MENKATHARINE ELIZABETH DOPP
Then the larger reindeer that had lost their antlers started off to make-believe higher lands.
THE LATER CAVE-MENKATHARINE ELIZABETH DOPP
Already poor Richard was very humble, his make-believe spirit all snuffed out.
MISTRESS WILDINGRAFAEL SABATINI
«O, yes,» said Rollo; and he immediately began to make believe eat, moving his hands as if he had a knife and fork in them.
ROLLO IN HOLLANDJACOB ABBOTT
Your little lot make believe there won’t be anything of the sort after this Parliament!
THE NEW MACHIAVELLIHERBERT GEORGE WELLS
Don’t you know the funny little old song about ‘Molly Make-Believe’?
MOLLY MAKE-BELIEVEELEANOR HALLOWELL ABBOTT
He wanted to fool the natives, you see, and make believe he was going to be good and gentle.
MAPPO, THE MERRY MONKEYRICHARD BARNUM
The word has too often been profaned, and the sentiment too often a make-believe.
THE CHILD OF PLEASUREGABRIELE D’ANNUNZIO
SYNONYM OF THE DAY
OCTOBER 26, 1985
WORDS RELATED TO MAKE BELIEVE
- affected
- artificial
- bogus
- counterfeit
- fake
- false
- feigned
- fictitious
- imitation
- made-up
- make believe
- phony
- pretended
- put on
- sham
- simulated
- spurious
- deception
- disguise
- fake
- farce
- make believe
- mimicry
- pageant
- pantomime
- parody
- pretension
- pretentiousness
- put on
- travesty
- trick
- beard
- blind
- camouflage
- charade
- cloak
- color
- coloring
- concealment
- costume
- counterfeit
- cover-up
- dissimulation
- dress
- facade
- face
- faking
- false front
- fig leaf
- front
- getup
- guise
- illusion
- make believe
- mask
- masquerade
- pageant
- pen name
- pretense
- pretension
- pretentiousness
- pseudonym
- put on
- red herring
- screen
- semblance
- smokescreen
- trickery
- veil
- veneer
- beard
- camouflage
- cloak
- deceive
- dissemble
- dress up
- fake
- feign
- hide
- make believe
- mask
- present a false face
- present a false front
- pretend
- affected
- artificial
- assumed
- bogus
- concocted
- counterfeit
- fabricated
- fictitious
- forged
- fraudulent
- invented
- make believe
- mock
- phony
- pretended
- pseudo
- reproduction
- sham
- simulated
- spurious
- actor
- bluffer
- charlatan
- cheat
- counterfeit
- deception
- fabrication
- faker
- flimflam
- forgery
- four-flusher
- fraud
- gold brick
- hoax
- imitation
- imposition
- imposture
- junque
- make believe
- mountebank
- phony
- plant
- pretender
- pretense
- pseudo
- put on
- reproduction
- scam
- sham
- sleight
- spoof
- swindle
- trick
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#1
Hola
I want to say ‘we are made to believe that she is dead’ .. what is the right way of saying this in spanish? is there an idiom for it?
Graciassssss
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#2
¿Nos quieren hacer creer que ella está muerta? o ¿nos hacen creer que está muerta?
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#3
Ah gracias.. creo que es ‘nos hacen creer que está muerta’.