A frame-up is a plan to make an innocent person look guilty. Someone plants fake proof, tells a false story, or tricks the police so that another person takes the blame.

A frame-up is是 to make一個讓 an innocent person無辜的人 look guilty看起來有罪 a plan的計畫。 Someone有人 plants栽下 fake proof假證據、 tells說 a false story假故事， or tricks或騙 the police警察， so that好讓 another person另一個人 takes the blame背這個罪。

You hear it in crime news, films, and everyday talk about unfair treatment; it is informal, not courtroom language.

You你 in crime news, films在犯罪新聞、電影 and everyday talk about unfair treatment和講不公平待遇的日常談話裡 hear it會聽到它； it它 is informal是口語的， not courtroom language不是法庭用語。

The matching verb is to frame someone (or to frame them up). A person who has been treated this way may say they were framed.

The matching verb相配的動詞 is是 to frame someone 設局害某人（ or或 to frame them up）。 A person who has been treated this way被這樣對待的人 may say可能會說 they were framed自己被陷害了。

People also stretch it a little: a nasty office rumour meant to ruin someone can be called a frame-up even when no crime is involved, though the core idea is still a made-up case against the wrong person.

People人們 also也 stretch it a little會把它稍微拉寬： meant to ruin someone一個要毀掉某人的 a nasty office rumour惡毒辦公室謠言 can be called也可以被叫作 a frame-up， even when no crime is involved就算沒有牽涉犯罪， though不過 the core idea核心的意思 is still仍然是 against the wrong person安在錯的人身上的 a made-up case捏造案子。