Vocab Bloom Hub

imitate

/ˈɪm.ɪ.teɪt/

Tradução: Verbo usado para indicar a ação de copiar ou imitar as ações, a fala ou a aparência de alguém ou algo.

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verb

/ˈɪm.ɪ.teɪt/B2formal
  • ptVerbo usado para indicar a ação de copiar ou imitar as ações, a fala ou a aparência de alguém ou algo.

A verb used to indicate the act of copying or mimicking the actions, speech, or appearance of someone or something.

  1. Reproduce someone's behavior or looksB1formal

    To copy or mimic the actions, speech, or appearance of another person.

    ptImitar

    • The comedian can imitate famous politicians perfectly.
    • Children often imitate their parents' gestures.
    • She tried to imitate her favorite singer's dance moves.

    Sinônimosapecopyemulateimpersonatemimicmirrorparody

    Antônimoscreateinnovateoriginate

  2. Appear like, as in behavior or appearanceB2formal

    To resemble or be similar to something in behavior or appearance.

    ptParecer-se por comportamento ou aparência

    • The synthetic material imitates the texture of real leather.
    • Some insects imitate leaves to avoid predators.
    • The software imitates human conversation patterns.

    Sinônimosecholook likematchmimicmirrorparallelresembletake after

    Antônimoscontrastdiffer

  3. Make a reproduction or copy ofB2formal

    To create a copy or replica of something.

    ptCopiar

    • The artist imitated the style of Van Gogh in his painting.
    • They imitated the original design for the new building.
    • The counterfeiters tried to imitate the official currency.

    Sinônimosclonecopycounterfeitduplicateforgereplicatereproduce

Formas
  • imitated past participle
  • imitated past simple
  • imitating present participle
  • imitates third person singular
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