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| 1. | This will give people a false impression. |
| 这样会给人造成错觉。 |
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| 2. | This statement might give the false impression. |
| 这种说法可能会给人以错误的印象。 |
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| 3. | give a false impression |
| 给人以假象 |
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| 4. | A particular habit, as of speech or dress, adopted to give a false impression. |
| 矫情给人以错觉的某一特定习惯，例如言语或服饰的习惯 |
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| 5. | I don' t want to give you a false impression. |
| 我不想给你以假象。 |
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| 6. | Thing said or done to deceive or create a false impression;nonsense |
| 瞎扯；瞎说；胡说八道；胡言乱语；弄虚作假 |
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| 7. | Although there is much informality in thee United States, it is important not to create a false impression regarding your feelings for another person. |
| 虽然美国非常不拘礼节，但你不能在对他人的感情问题上，给人以错误的印象，这一点是很重要的。 |
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| 8. | give a false impression of great wealth |
| 给人造成很富有的假像 |
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| 9. | I'm afraid this will produce a false impression. |
| 我担心这会产生虚假印象。 |
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| 10. | Wearing those clothes gives people a totally false impression of what you are really like. |
| 你穿那些衣服给人们造成一个完全错误的感觉。 |
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