Impersonates Meaning in English
word · lemma: impersonate
ˌɪmˈpɝsəˌneɪts
im-PUR-suh-nayts
ɪmpˈɜːsənˌeɪts
im-PUR-suhn-ayts
释义
To pretend to be someone else or copy how they act, speak, or look, usually to entertain others or deceive.
用法与细微差别
Often used for actors or comedians who copy celebrities. Can also imply illegal or deceptive actions (like fraud). Common phrases: 'impersonates a police officer', 'impersonates celebrities'. More formal than 'imitate' when the intent is to deceive.
Spanish: imita - se hace pasar porPortuguese (BR): imita - finge serPortuguese (PT): imita - finge serChinese (Simplified): 假扮 - 模仿Chinese (Traditional): 假扮 - 模仿Hindi: नकल करता है - किसी और का रूप धारण करता हैArabic: يتقمص شخصية - ينتحلBengali: ভান করা - ছদ্মবেশ ধারণ করাRussian: выдаёт себя (за кого-то) - пародируетJapanese: なりすます - ものまねをするVietnamese: giả mạo - bắt chước (người khác)Korean: 사칭하다 - 흉내 내다Turkish: taklit etmek - kılığına girmekUrdu: بھیس بدلنا - نقل اُتارناIndonesian: menyamar - menirukan
例句
He impersonates famous actors on TV.
basic
She impersonates her teacher for fun.
basic
In the play, he impersonates a king.
basic
He laughs every time his brother impersonates their dad's angry voice.
natural
She often impersonates celebrities at parties to make people laugh.
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It's a crime if someone impersonates a police officer to trick others.
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