imitated

英 [ˈɪmɪteɪtɪd]

美 [ˈɪmɪteɪtɪd]

v.  模仿; 仿效; 模仿(某人的讲话、举止); 作滑稽模仿
imitate的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 模仿;仿效;模拟
  If youimitatesomeone, you copy what they do or produce.
  1. ...a genuine German musical which does not try to imitate the American model.
     不刻意模仿美国模式的真正的德国音乐剧
  2. ...a precedent which may be imitated by other activists in the future.
     将来可能会被其他激进分子仿效的先例
• VERB (为逗乐)戏仿，学…的样子
  If youimitatea person or animal, you copy the way they speak or behave, usually because you are trying to be funny.
  1. Clarence screws up his face and imitates the Colonel again.
     克拉伦斯又板起面孔,模仿起上校来。

双语例句

• He imitated the works of Picasso.
  他仿制了毕加索的作品。
• Mr Sarkozy's move was widely denounced across the EU – but then equally widely imitated.
  萨科齐的举动招致了欧盟范围内广泛的抨击&但随后也得到同样广泛的效仿。
• Yang Xiong imitated Yi and wrote Tai Xuan, which aroused study of Tai Xuan in history.
  扬雄准《易》而作《太玄》，在历史上引发《太玄》研究之学。
• Humans have imitated this by wearing green clothing as a camouflage in military and other fields.
  人类也模仿了这一点，在军事和其它领域穿着绿色服装作为伪装。
• Its movements imitated the motion of five kinds of birds and beasts.
  其招式就模仿了五种飞禽走兽的动作。
• He unconsciously imitated his father.
  他在不知不觉中仿效他的父亲。
• I imitated this action, even wearing his spectacles, thinking they might help solve the mystery.
  我也会模仿他的动作，甚至戴上了他的眼镜，因为我想眼镜或许能帮我解开未知的秘密。
• Taking place in reality; not pretended or imitated.
  实际发生；非虚假和假冒的。
• These nouns denote artistic forms in which someone or something is imitated in an amusing and generally critical manner.
  这些名词都表示各种艺术形式，其中某人或某物被以一种令人发笑的，通常是批判的方式模仿。
• A loose robe; imitated from robes originally worn by Japanese.
  一种宽松的长袍；从日本人先穿的长袍模仿而来。