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• The meaning of "Imitate" in various phrases and sentences

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  2. What does imitate mean?

  3. To copy something. For example of you are imitating someone's behaviour then you are behaving like them.

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  2. What does imitate mean?

  3. It means follow or copying someone's action. For example : the kid imitates the way his mum's do things

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• Example sentences using "Imitate"

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  2. Please show me example sentences with imitate.

  3. Don't imitate me! = Don't copy what I'm doing, don't copy my work

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• Similar words to "Imitate" and their differences

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  2. What is the difference between mimic and imitate ?

  3. To imitate means to do something similarly to how someone else does it. To mimic is to try to do it *exactly* like someone else does it.

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  2. What is the difference between imitate and emulate and simulate ?

  3. Imitate means to copy - to do the same thing that someone else has done by copying what they did, on purpose Emulate means to copy some aspect of something or someone, whether you do it on purpose or not. You might emulate someone’s personality after spending a lot of time with them. Your project might emulate certain elements of a project you were inspired by. If you imitate the project, you are copying it exactly the way you saw it as close as you can. If you emulate it, you’re inspired by it and there are similarities between the projects, but it might not be identical. Simulate means to create a scenario in a controlled environment that you expect to see in real life. You might simulate a hectic work day during a job interview to see if a potential employee will know how to handle it. Astronauts simulate what it will be like to be in space and to deal with emergencies so they know how to react once they are actually in space or if something goes wrong.

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  2. What is the difference between imitate and copy ?

  3. To copy is to duplicate, to make something exactly the same as something else. To imitate is to use something as a model to make something similar, but not the same. Example: “He copied his clothes style” means he wore the same thing. “He imitated his clothes style” means he wore something similar. But in actual usage, they are often used interchangeably.

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• Translations of "Imitate"

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  2. How do you say this in English (US)? Is it ok? if i use the word "imitate" when I say "when I imitate the mouse click sound, I say 'Ttal Kkak' in Korean." I mean there are mimic and copy too. which one is better?

  3. Honestly, what sounds most fluent to me is "when I make the sound of a mouse click in Korean...". Imitate and mimic are both correct, but are used more often in writing than in common speech.

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  2. How do you say this in English (UK)? I still remember that day when I wanted to be a great person like Mr. Suharmoko. Sometimes it is not easy to imitate the kindness and his personality in the classroom.

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  2. How do you say this in English (US)? His batting technique is so unique that no other players can imitate it. He can hit a ball in almost every game.

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• Other questions about "Imitate"

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  2. What does “I kind of fell out of character in that last part” mean? The guy was imitating a baby.

  3. When an actor is “in character,” that means he is acting as someone he is not. He is pretending for entertainment. “I kind of fell out of character in that last part” means: the actor ceased acting like a baby near the end of the scene.

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  2. In yoga, there are many positions of the body that look like the positions of animals. Both the Indians and the Chinese, from ancient times to the present, respect the way animals use energy and do not waste...

  3. "Yoga" and "warrior", though I didnt know there as such a thing as warrior. I suppose one of them is indian and the other is chinese

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  2. Please show me how to pronounce Please! native speakers only, they are just vocabularies that I get into trouble, they are not full sentences ^ ^ , so I just want to get records to imitate pronunciation..

  3. DONE!!

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  2. (The Answer Of "Which Do You Like Physical Books Or Electric Books?") I like physical ones more. The reason is simple and might be the same as most other's reasons. I can't get used to the new technology. B... does this sound natural?

  3. Oooh got it, and yes that conveys that message better! 😃👍 However, you could still correct this part: Some pepole like [book's keeping new] Here are 2 ways: 1) Some people like keeping their books like new 2) Some people like books to keep looking like new

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  2. It's the best work on my pace and know about my limit of strength than imitate others way to wor... does this sound natural?

  3. It's best that I work at my own pace and work in my own way using my own strengths than imitating others. I would like to finish my shift at 5 o'clock

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  2. 「芸人のまねをする」は、“mimick a comedian” で良いですか？または、copy, imitate, など、他の表現の方が自然ですか? He is good at mimick...

  3. We usually say "doing an impression" when it's a celebrity. So, "He does a good impression of Hyokkorihan, a Japanese comedian. Do you do impressions too?" "mimick" can sometimes have a negative connotation when it's applied to people, but "impression" is very neutral.

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  2. When you have seen much, you will understand and imitate others. Afterwards, you will create your own products beyond them. This's photography. does this sound natural?

  3. I see that you were trying to make a contraction with "this." Though I'm not sure if it's a real grammatical rule or not, we don't typically say "This's." I'm not sure why we don't, either, since we do it with "that" (EG "that's"). In short, I would stick with "This is photography," to make it more natural-sounding.

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  2. Please show me how to pronounce Anxious, arttractive, imitate, satisfaction, patient, qualification..

  3. Anxious, attractive, imitate, satisfaction, patient.

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