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Перевод: imitating

имитирование

Тезаурус:

1. She opened her blue eyes wide and smiled back at him, the curve of her mouth imitating his.
2. "I have not!" said Franca, laughing and imitating his Irish intonation.
3. Of these he lists the following: lying to escape punishment; eating too many apples and pears; stealing fruit from orchards; playing too much; gambling; being over fond of reading romances and old fables; imitating other boys in their foolish talking and behaviour; being over fond of his teacher's praises; and being cheeky and disrespectful towards his parents.
4. He would throw paint imitating a comet; and she would paint a part of the milky way.
5. I doubted whether Ted spoke to Auntie Jean of this, or of the other manifestations of love that filled our hours - of Eva, for example, imitating the numerous grunts, sighs, snorts and moans which punctuated Dad's conversation.
6. It plays DEFECT, simply following its rule of imitating the opponent's previous move.
7. I recall imitating a stunt performed by the obscure Buffalo Bill Jnr in a Poverty Kow serial, when he outwitted his pursuers by swinging at speed from saddle into tree.
8. Imitating the students' tactics, the party has ordered shops and houses be strung with banners praising the "great and glorious Communist Party of China".
9. In his laboratory (evoked with a delightful jumble of esoteric clutter in Anthony Ward's design), Sir Nicholas Gimcrack gives madmen transfusions of sheep's blood, rejoices like a wine connoisseur over his collection of bottled air and, most ludicrously of all, learns to swim by imitating a frog in a jam-jar suspended in front of his nose.
10. (When Leonard came to write his second novel, he paid MacLennan the finest compliment of all - and the riskiest - by imitating his theme, as we shall see.)
11. It all began when Wade was swimming with dolphins, imitating their movement in an undulation that began at the head and rippled along his body to his fins.
12. Daedalus is now imitating it polymerically.
13. Hartman presents himself in a complicated relationship with Derrida: engaging with him, succumbing to him, imitating him, and trying to resist him.