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栽赃
[zāi zāng]
False Accusation implies someone who is often blamed for things they did not do or perhaps enjoys ...
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诬害
[wū hài]
Simplistically translates to false accusation or slander pointing towards someone who suffers ...
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欲加之罪
[yù jiā zhī zuì]
Translating to Falsely Accused this idiom is used when someone blames another unfairly It reflects ...
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你把虚伪演绎的淋漓尽致
[nĭ bă xū wĕi yăn yì de lín lí jĭn zhì]
This name points to a criticism where someone pretends in such an outstanding or exaggerated way ...
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您真装
[nín zhēn zhuāng]
You are truly pretending In this brief comment there is a criticism or sarcasm targeting superficial ...
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没有病你还装
[méi yŏu bìng nĭ hái zhuāng]
Literally means If youre not ill then why are you pretending ? It conveys criticism or annoyance ...
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你说我假我笑你瞎
[nĭ shuō wŏ jiă wŏ xiào nĭ xiā]
Conveys confrontational retort to accusations meaning : If you say Im fake hypocriticallying ...
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这逼有诈
[zhè bī yŏu zhà]
In colloquial language this conveys a warning or caution something seems suspicious or not honest ...
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你很假
[nĭ hĕn jiă]
Directly calls someone fake or inauthentic pointing to their dishonesty or insincerity in behavior ...