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imitator

/ˈɪm.ɪ.teɪ.tər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui imite les actions, la voix ou l'apparence d'une autre, souvent pour divertir ou tromper.

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/ˈɪm.ɪ.teɪ.tər/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui imite les actions, la voix ou l'apparence d'une autre, souvent pour divertir ou tromper.

A noun referring to a person who copies the actions, speech, or appearance of another, often for entertainment or deception.

  1. Fraudulent impersonatorB2formal

    A person who fraudulently assumes the appearance or identity of another person.

    frImposteur

    • The police arrested an imitator who pretended to be a doctor.
    • He was a known imitator of famous celebrities for scams.
    • The imitator used fake documents to assume the identity of a wealthy businessman.

    Synonymesfakefraudimpersonatorimpostorpretender

  2. Copycat or mimicB1formal

    A person who copies the words, actions, or behavior of another person.

    frImitation d'une personne

    • The child was a skilled imitator of his father's gestures.
    • She is an imitator of famous singers, performing their songs at local venues.
    • The comedian is a brilliant imitator of political figures.

    Synonymesapecopycatechoimpersonatormimicmimickerparrot

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  • imitators plural form
  • imitators' possessive plural form
  • imitator's possessive singular form
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