simulated

• Décrit ce qui est créé pour ressembler, se sentir ou se comporter comme autre chose, en particulier en tant que substitut d'un objet réel.

Describes something that is made to look, feel, or behave like something else, especially as a substitute for the real thing.

1. Imitated or replicatedB2formal

   Made to look or feel like something real, often for training or testing purposes.

   Simulé (reproduit artificiellement)

   • The pilots trained in a simulated cockpit.
   • The experiment used a simulated environment to test the software.
   • Simulated scenarios help prepare for emergencies.

   Synonymesartificialfakeimitationmimicmockpretendsyntheticvirtual

   Antonymesactualauthenticgenuineoriginalreal

2. Artificial or fakeB2formal

   Not genuine; created to mimic a real situation or object.

   simulé (artificiel ou faux)

   • The company used simulated leather for the car seats.
   • She wore a simulated diamond necklace to the party.
   • The game features simulated physics for realistic movement.

   Synonymesartificialboguscounterfeitersatzfakeimitationmockpseudoshamsynthetic

   Antonymesactualauthenticgenuinenaturalreal

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de représenter ou de reproduire les conditions, l'apparence ou le comportement de quelque chose, souvent à des fins de test, d'entraînement ou d'étude.

A verb used to indicate the act of imitating or reproducing the conditions or appearance of something, often for testing or training purposes.

1. Imitate or replicateB2formaltechnical

   To imitate the appearance, function, or conditions of something, often for testing or training purposes.

   Simuler

   • The software can simulate the flight of an aircraft.
   • Engineers simulate crash tests to improve car safety.
   • The program simulates real-world weather conditions.

   Synonymescopyemulateimitatemimicmodelreplicatereproduce

2. Model a processB2formaltechnical

   To create a computer model of a real-world process or system to study its behavior.

   simuler (modéliser)

   • Scientists simulate climate change scenarios to predict future impacts.
   • The game simulates the growth of a virtual city.
   • We used a program to simulate the chemical reaction.

   Synonymesemulateimitatemimicmodelreplicatereproduce

3. Pretend or feignB2formal

   To pretend to have a particular feeling or condition.

   simuler (feindre)

   • He simulated enthusiasm for the project.
   • She simulated a headache to avoid the meeting.
   • The actor simulated pain convincingly on stage.

   Synonymesaffectcounterfeitdissemblefakefeignpretendsham

   Antonymesacknowledgeadmitconfessreveal