第三人称复数：imitations
形容词
1. The man was wearing an imitation leather jacket.
这人穿著一件人造革皮夹克。
名词
1. His imitation of that singer is perfect.
他模仿那位歌唱家模仿得维妙维肖。
2. I learned the song by imitation.
我通过模仿学会了这支歌。
3. The vase is an imitation of the one in the museum.
这只花瓶是博物馆那只的仿制品。
imitation
1. 模拟：艺术并不是模拟(imitation),也不是按照教养或各人兴之所至成就的手工制品. 它是一连串的表达过程. 就像文字的功能是用来赋名,用来捕捉以混沌不明的方式呈现给我们的自然,使它安顿在我们面前,变成可理解的对象,
1. 仿制;仿造;仿造品
An imitation of something is a copy of it.
e.g. ...the most accurate imitation of Chinese architecture in Europe.
全欧洲最逼真的仿中国样式的建筑
2. (对某人动作的)模仿
Imitation means copying someone else's actions.
e.g. They discussed important issues in imitation of their elders...
他们模仿长辈的口气讨论重要问题。
e.g. Molly learned her golf by imitation.
莫莉通过模仿学会了打高尔夫球。
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3. 人造的;仿制的;伪造的
Imitation things are not genuine but are made to look as if they are.
e.g. ...a complete set of Dickens bound in imitation leather.
一套仿皮本的狄更斯全集
4. (为逗乐而对某人进行的)模仿,戏仿
If someone does an imitation of another person, they copy the way they speak or behave, sometimes in order to be funny.
e.g. He gave his imitation of Queen Elizabeth's royal wave...
他模仿伊丽莎白女王挥手致意。
e.g. I could do a pretty good imitation of him.
我可以惟妙惟肖地学他的样子。
1. Zhou is noted for his imitation of the unique style created by Mao, who was also a poet and calligrapher.
2. The activity is popular in China, where each participant dresses in camouflage and carries imitation guns.
3. After the initial frisson of interest it quickly became apparent that this was a pale imitation - Shenyang without the charisma.
4. Products made in China are still labeled with cheapness, imitation and low quality in international markets.
5. China's gun control law forbids producing or selling imitation guns that can cause injury.
6. China's Law on Control of Guns clearly stipulates it is forbidden to manufacture and sell imitation guns.
7. imitation的翻译
7. After he was finally cornered, police found he was wearing an imitation uniform and had handcuffs.
8. imitation的翻译
8. People in many other countries too make fake products - from forged currency notes, and counterfeit clothes and handbags to imitation perfume and luxury sedans.
9. Some believe it was a gift dedicated to a Tang emperor from a neighboring country, while others claim it was an imitation made by a Chinese Tang craftsman.
10. They despise the word imitation and relate it to losers who live off the crumbs by keen innovators.