artefact

UK:  ['ɑː(r)tɪ.fækt]

US:  ['ɑrtɪ.fækt]

复数：artefacts  

n.

1.伪假象

2.伪缺陷

3.人工产物

4.人为现象

5.矫作物

1 . Detox can take a year or more but the end result is a relatively stable historic artefact that would otherwise have been lost.
排毒可以采取一年或以上，但最终的结果是一个相对稳定的历史遗物，否则将被丢失。

2 . The artefact, made of gold, symbolises a mythical octopus with eight tentacles and a stylised human head displaying cat- like features .
这件由纯金制成的手工艺品绘有一只虚构的具有八只触角的章鱼，以及一个当地常见的看上去类似于猫的人头图案。

3 . An error functional map is generated corresponding to the difference between the measured and known dimensions of the artefact.
生成对应于所述样品测量的值和其已知尺寸之间差值的误差函数对应关系。

4 . The poorest artefact to woman someone is to be movement correct beside them lettered you can't hit them.
最贫穷的宝物，以女人有人要运动，旁边有正确的字母你不能打击他们。

5 . Sassoon planned to give the marketing of Mona Lisa one paragraph as, he says, an example of how an artefact of high culture can become pop.
萨松打算让营销蒙娜丽莎的一个段落，他说：一个例子说明如何手工高文化可以成为流行。