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| 31. | weave a plot, a magic spell |
| 编造情节、符咒 |
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| 32. | fabricate an excuse, an accusation, etc |
| 编造藉口、 捏造罪名 |
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| 33. | tailor evidence |
| 刻意编造证据 |
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| 34. | skilful atinventing excuses |
| 很会编造藉口. |
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| 35. | cook up (=falsify) a report |
| 编造一份报告 |
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| 36. | establishment of account |
| 帐单的编造 |
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| 37. | Concoct a mystery story. |
| 编造一个神话故事 |
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| 38. | To draft a Balance sheet |
| 编造结册 |
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| 39. | Weave a tale. |
| 编造一个故事 |
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| 40. | The Cox Report, running to nearly 900 pages, lists many data, which are either intentionally fabricated or painstakingly distorted. |
| 《考克斯报告》“洋洋洒洒”近900页，罗列了不少材料，但这些材料或是蓄意编造的，或是经过极力歪曲的。 |
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