imitate — to copy someone's behavior, speech, or appearance
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to copy someone's behavior, speech, or appearance
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɪməˌteɪt/
Korean meaning: 모방하다, 흉내내다
Korean pronunciation: 이-미-테이트 (강세: 이)
Example Sentences
- My little brother loves to imitate famous YouTubers, but he just ends up looking like a dancing penguin.
- The parrot can imitate human speech so well that it once ordered pizza by phone.
- Students should learn from great writers but not simply imitate their style.
imitate
VERB//ˈɪməˌteɪt//
to copy someone's behavior, speech, or appearance
Child copying sibling's every move
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Origin
From Latin 'imitari' meaning 'to copy or imitate,' which is of uncertain ultimate origin but possibly related to imago (image). The word entered English through Old French in the 15th century.
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“My little brother loves to imitate famous YouTubers, but he just ends up looking like a dancing penguin.”
“The parrot can imitate human speech so well that it once ordered pizza by phone.”
“Students should learn from great writers but not simply imitate their style.”
“He tried to imitate his favorite actor's walk, but ended up looking like he had injured his leg.”
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