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personation

/ˌpɜː.sənˈeɪ.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o ato de imitar ou se passar por outra pessoa, ou a representação dramática de um personagem por meio da fala, ações e gestos.

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noun

/ˌpɜː.sənˈeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o ato de imitar ou se passar por outra pessoa, ou a representação dramática de um personagem por meio da fala, ações e gestos.

A noun referring to the act of imitating or impersonating another person, or the dramatic portrayal of a character through speech, action, and gesture.

  1. Imitation of another's mannerismsC1formal

    The act of mimicking or impersonating the behavior, speech, or appearance of another person, often for deception or entertainment.

    ptImitação das maneiras de outra pessoa

    • The comedian's personation of the politician was both hilarious and accurate.
    • He was arrested for the criminal personation of a police officer.
    • Her personation of the famous singer was so convincing that the crowd believed it was her.

    Sinônimoscaricatureimitationimpersonationimpressionmimicryparody

  2. Dramatic portrayalC1formalart

    The act of representing a character on stage through speech, action, and gesture, as part of a theatrical performance.

    ptRepresentação cênica

    • The actor's personation of Hamlet was praised by critics.
    • Personation in ancient Greek theater involved wearing masks to depict different characters.
    • Her personation of the tragic heroine moved the audience to tears.

    Sinônimosactingcharacterizationenactmentimpersonationperformanceplayingportrayalrepresentation

Formas
  • personations plural form
  • personations' possessive plural form
  • personation's possessive singular form
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