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单词 mimic
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mimic
verb[T]
uk
/ˈmɪm.ɪk/us
/ˈmɪm.ɪk/
present participlemimicking|past tense and past participlemimicked
tocopythe way in which aparticularpersonusuallyspeaksandmoves, usually inorderto makepeoplelaugh:
（为逗乐而）模仿，学…的样子
She was mimicking thevariouspeopleinouroffice.她在学我们办公室里各种人的样子。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Mocking and taunting
  • caricature
  • deride
  • derision
  • derisive
  • derisively
  • grief
  • haze
  • lampoon
  • laugh insomeone'sfaceidiom
  • layyourselfopen to ridiculeidiom
  • make a mockery ofsomethingidiom
  • make a monkey out ofsomeoneidiom
  • mimicry
  • mock
  • parody
  • ridicule
  • sardonic
  • sardonically
  • scoff
  • scoffer
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mimic
noun[C]
uk
/ˈmɪm.ɪk/us
/ˈmɪm.ɪk/
apersonwho cancopythesoundsormovementsof otherpeople:
善于模仿的人
She's afantasticmimic.她非常擅长模仿。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Entertainers in general
  • acrobat
  • aerialist
  • balancing act
  • bullfighter
  • clown
  • double threat
  • drum majorette
  • duo
  • emcee
  • fire-eater
  • joker
  • jokester
  • juggler
  • performer
  • roadshow
  • showman
  • troubadour
  • twirler
  • ventriloquist
  • warm(someone/something)up
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Related word

mimicry
(Definition ofmimicfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

mimic| American Dictionary

mimic
verb[T]
us
/ˈmɪm·ɪk/
present participlemimicking|past tense and past participlemimicked
tocopythe way someonespeaksandmoves,esp. inordertoamuseorinsultpeople:
She was mimicking thevariouspeopleinouroffice.
To mimic is also to have the same orsimilareffectas somethingelse:
Thissubstancemimicscalciumand canreplaceit inbones.

mimic

noun[C]us
/ˈmɪm·ɪk/
He was afinemimic.

mimicry

noun[U]us
/ˈmɪm·ɪ·kri/
Themockingbirdisknownforitsmimicry of otherbirds.
(Definition ofmimicfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmimic

mimic
The atsaras were now having a merry time (photo right), mimicking the action of the warriors, who began to dance in a circle.
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Cyanopolyynes: carbon chains formation in a carbon arc mimicking the formation of carbon chains in the circumstellar medium.
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There has also been a report of tattoo pigments migrating to lymph nodes mimicking calcifications in an axillary node [3].
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The rough-and-tumble of conversational interchange mimicked by the girl group songs offers two key elements to the girl group success.
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As such, only the tendons essential for the index finger flexion/extension and abduction/adduction are studied and mimicked in our design.
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By mimicking the compactness definition for domain elements, the notion of a finite object in a category is introduced.
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The type constructor mimicking the external choice would be rather 'ad hoc'.
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The current heuristics mimicking a player can react quickly to changes in conducting style, but the results can be unmusical.
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He studied their ritualised vocal expressions in context, observing how their voices mimicked the rainforest birds.
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How do we know that one process is better at mimicking conscious activity than another one?
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Their study mimicked usual clinical practice and, on discharge from hospital, supplementation was discontinued.
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We attempted to solve the issue concerning intrinsic versus synaptic factors by mimicking the stimulus-evoked hyperpolarization with a similar event evoked by current pulses.
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The neurotoxic effects of glycolytic inhibition are not mimicked by simple removal of either glucose or oxygen from the media.
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Theoretical models are derived by computationally mimicking the processing performed in nervous systems.
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Around half the content is on aspects of carbon dioxide - a proportion that mimics its relative importance in radiative forcing.
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