Correct: "Pretend you can do it" means: Pretend you can do it until you succeed. This is a famous saying in Silicon Valley. There's nothing to be picky about coming from someone's mouth.

Keywords: fake

English [Fe? k]

Explanation:

Forged; Fake; (behavior or feelings) false and artificial.

Fake goods, fake goods; Liar, impostor; Fake action; A loop of rope, hose, etc.

Verbs (abbreviation of verb) are forged and impersonated; Pretend, pretend; Make a feint, esp in sports; If you don't know how to pretend to understand, you won't pretend to understand; Coil (= = sheet).

Name (fake) (India) Fick (first name).

[plural: fake goods; ; Third person singular: fake; ; Present participle: forgery; ; Past tense: forged; ; Past participle: forged; ; Comparative level: faker；; Superlative: fakest]]

Phrases:

Fake fans, fake fans; A fake fan of the ball; Real fans.

Discrimination of words: false and false

Both nouns mean "false".

Sham refers to something that can be confused with truth, especially obvious deception.

Fake goods usually refer to worthless counterfeit goods or substitutes, but the purpose is not necessarily to deceive people.