disinformation

美音：[.dɪsɪnfər'meɪʃ(ə)n] 英音：[.dɪsɪnfə(r)'meɪʃ(ə)n]

简单释义：

n.（尤指政府机构故意发布的）虚假信息

网络故意的假情报；造谣；假消息

完整释义：

1.假情报〔为迷惑敌方情报机关而故意泄露的虚假情报〕
2.反情报

例句：

Needless to say, they also as a matter of course spread disinformation to confuse those who seek the truth.
不用说，他们当然也在散播有问题的错误信息来混淆那些寻求真相的人。
And the same mix of disinformation , ridicule and smut would eventually be employed against the Japanese.
同样，假情报、嘲弄和淫秽一起都被用来对付日本人。
There are a number of reasons that lead people to fearful conclusions, and deliberate disinformation is by far the more prevalent.
有著大量的因素企图把大众引入恐惧的结论中，蓄意而为之的误导信息就是传播最广的。
It has not been easy to guide you to the truth about us, as your sources of information have clouded the issue by giving out disinformation.
引导你们认识真实的我们并不容易，因为你们得到的信息中经常被混入不正确的。
They are manmade, is their cry, and they set about to prove this by all manner of disinformation campaigns.
它们是人造的，这是他们的哭号，而且他们正着手于以各种形式的虚假情报战争证明此事。
Ordinarily, the disinformation contained in the film could be written off as just another political strategy to mold public opinion.
通常，人们可以将影片中不准确的信息当成一次无人可究、误导民意的政治手段不予理会。
There were disinformation reports out that a European financial meeting this last weekend was a follow-up to the Monaco meeting.
曾经有虚假消息的报道，例如上周末的欧洲金融会议曾是摩纳哥会议的后续。
shrouded their actions in a fog of disinformation.
他们在错误信息的掩护下隐藏行踪

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