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impersonation

/ɪmˌpɜː.sənˈeɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la acción de hacerse pasar por otra persona o imitar su manera de ser, a menudo de forma exagerada con fines cómicos o para imitar sus modales.

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noun

/ɪmˌpɜː.sənˈeɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la acción de hacerse pasar por otra persona o imitar su manera de ser, a menudo de forma exagerada con fines cómicos o para imitar sus modales.

A noun referring to the act of representing or pretending to be another person, often exaggerated for comic effect or to imitate mannerisms.

  1. Humorous or exaggerated portrayalB2informal

    An imitation of a person's appearance or behavior, often exaggerated for comic effect or performance.

    esImitación humorística o exagerada

    • The comedian's impersonation of the politician had the audience roaring with laughter.
    • She won the talent show with her spot-on impersonation of a famous singer.
    • His impersonation of the boss was so accurate that everyone thought it was real for a moment.
    • The skit featured an impersonation of a celebrity chef that poked fun at his mannerisms.

    Sinónimoscaricatureimpressionmimicryparodysendupspooftake off

  2. Fraudulent assumption of identityC1formallegal

    The act of pretending to be someone else, especially with the intent to deceive or commit fraud.

    esSuplantación de identidad

    • The criminal was charged with impersonation of a police officer.
    • Identity theft often involves online impersonation of bank officials.
    • An impersonation of a company executive led to a data breach.
    • The law strictly prohibits impersonation of government employees.

    Sinónimosidentity theftimposturemasqueradepersonationposingpretence

  3. Mimicry of behavior or speechB2formal

    The act of copying someone's mannerisms, voice, or actions, often for entertainment or practice.

    esImitación de comportamiento o habla

    • The actor's impersonation of the historical figure was praised for its accuracy.
    • Children sometimes engage in playful impersonation of their parents.
    • She practiced her impersonation of the teacher to make her friends laugh.
    • His impersonation of a foreign accent was remarkably convincing.

    Sinónimoscaricaturecopyingimitationimpressionmimicryparodytake off

Formas
  • impersonations plural form
  • impersonations' possessive plural form
  • impersonation's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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