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impersonate

/ɪmˈpɜːr.sə.neɪt/

الترجمة: فعل يعني التنكّر في هيئة شخص آخر أو انتحال شخصيته، وغالبًا بتقليد مظهره أو طريقة كلامه أو صوته بهدف التضليل أو الترفيه. ويشمل أيضًا محاكاة أسلوب شخص أو القيام بدوره تقليدًا.

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verb

/ɪmˈpɜːr.sə.neɪt/B2formal
  • arفعل يعني التنكّر في هيئة شخص آخر أو انتحال شخصيته، وغالبًا بتقليد مظهره أو طريقة كلامه أو صوته بهدف التضليل أو الترفيه. ويشمل أيضًا محاكاة أسلوب شخص أو القيام بدوره تقليدًا.

A verb meaning to pretend to be someone else, often by imitating their appearance, mannerisms, or voice.

  1. B2formal

    To assume or act the character of another person, often for entertainment or to deceive.

    arتقليد الشخصية

    • The comedian impersonated the president perfectly.
    • She impersonated a famous singer at the party.
    • He impersonated his boss to make his friends laugh.

    المرادفاتenactimitatemimicpersonateplayportray

  2. Comic representationB2informal

    To represent another person with comic intentions, often exaggerating their mannerisms.

    arمحاكاة ساخرة

    • He impersonated the teacher's voice for a joke.
    • The actor impersonated several celebrities in his stand-up routine.
    • She impersonated her friend's accent to amuse the group.

    المرادفاتcaricatureimitatemimicparodytake off

  3. Fraudulent pretenseB2formal

    To pretend to be someone you are not, often with fraudulent or malicious intentions.

    arانتحال الشخصية

    • The scammer impersonated a bank official to steal money.
    • He was arrested for impersonating a police officer.
    • She impersonated her sister to access the account.

    المرادفاتpersonate

الصيغ
  • impersonated past participle
  • impersonated past simple
  • impersonating present participle
  • impersonates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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