No. 2,100 in Portuguese
falsas
"Falsas" means "false" or "fake" in English.
In a sentence
As afirmações apresentadas eram falsas.
The statements presented were false.
The adjective 'falsas' here describes the nature of the statements as not being true, emphasizing their lack of authenticity or truthfulness.
Eles identificaram algumas evidências falsas no caso.
They identified some false evidence in the case.
The adjective 'falsas' is used to qualify 'evidências' (evidence), indicating that the evidence was not genuine or authentic.
As janelas do castelo pareciam falsas à distância.
The windows of the castle appeared fake from a distance.
The adjective 'falsas' refers to the appearance of the windows, suggesting that they might be imitation or not real from a certain perspective.
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