mimics

發音: US [ˈmɪmɪk] UK ['mɪmɪk]

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imitator impersonator impressionist personator

'Sweet Poll!' his doting mistress cries, 'Sweet Poll!' the mimic bird replies.
資料來源: W. Cowper
The devil is known to mimic the methods, as well as the actions of his maker.
資料來源: Defoe
The absurdity of mimicking a man who was his junior.
資料來源: L. Stephen
'This is disgraceful,' said Maisie, mimicking Mrs. Jennett's tone.
資料來源: R. Kipling
You should have been the king's jester and earned your bread, and stripes too, by mimicking his counsellors.
資料來源: Tolkien
The purser mimicked the action of a man drinking and pointed towards me.
資料來源: G. Greene

adj.	1. made to look real, but not real
n.	1. someone who is able to copy the voice, behavior, or appearance of someone else
v.	1. to copy someone’ s voice, behavior, or appearance, especially in order to make people laugh or to make someone feel annoyed or embarrassed 2. to behave or work in the same way as something else 3. if a plant or animal mimics another plant or animal or mimics something in its environment, it makes itself look like it in order to be less noticeable to its enemies