Imitated Meaning in English
word · lemma: imitate
ˈɪməˌteɪtɪd
IM-uh-tay-tid
ˈɪmɪtˌeɪtɪd
IM-ih-tay-tid
释义
To copy how someone else acts, speaks, or does something, often to learn, entertain, or mock.
用法与细微差别
Often used for people, sounds, or actions. Can be positive (learning, flattery) or negative (mocking someone). Common collocations: 'imitated voice', 'imitated behavior'. Not to be confused with 'emulate' (which suggests admiration) or 'fake' (which means not real).
Spanish: imitadoPortuguese (BR): imitadoPortuguese (PT): imitadoChinese (Simplified): 模仿Chinese (Traditional): 模仿Hindi: अनुकरण कियाArabic: قَلَّدَBengali: অনুকরণ করেছেRussian: подражал - имитировалJapanese: まねたVietnamese: bắt chướcKorean: 흉내냈다Turkish: taklit ettiUrdu: نقل کیاIndonesian: meniru
例句
The child imitated his father's walk.
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She imitated the teacher's voice to make her friends laugh.
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Many birds have imitated other birds' songs.
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He was so good, people couldn't even tell he was imitated.
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The comedian imitated several celebrities during the show.
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At first, she just imitated her mentor, but later developed her own style.
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