emulation

• Nom désignant l'action d'imiter ou de reproduire le fonctionnement ou le comportement d'un système ou d'un dispositif à l'aide d'un autre, souvent dans le contexte de l'informatique ou des technologies.

A noun referring to the act of imitating or replicating the function or behavior of one system or device using another, often in computing or technology contexts.

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1. Imitation with admirationB2formal

   The act of trying to equal or surpass someone or something by imitating them, often with admiration.

   émulation

   • The young artist's work was an emulation of the great masters.
   • His emulation of his mentor's style was evident in his early paintings.
   • Emulation of successful business strategies can lead to growth.

   Synonymesaspirationcompetitioncopyingimitationmimicryrivalry

2. Competition or rivalryB2formal

   A competitive effort to match or exceed the achievements of others.

   émulation

   • There was a healthy emulation among the students to achieve the highest grades.
   • The two companies engaged in emulation to dominate the market.
   • Emulation in sports drives athletes to improve their performance.

   Synonymescompetitioncontentioncontestone-upmanshipracerivalrystruggle

   Antonymesapathycollaborationcooperationdisinterestindifference

3. Computer emulationB2formalIT

   The process of making one computer system behave like another, often used for running software from different platforms.

   Émulation informatique

   • The emulation software allows old video games to run on modern computers.
   • Developers use emulation to test applications on different operating systems.
   • Emulation of a vintage console requires significant processing power.

   Synonymessimulation