impersonator in Finnish
impersonator in Finnish is huijari, imitaattori — impersonator means a performer who imitates other people, especially celebrities, for entertainment.
impersonator in Finnish
huijari
One who fraudulently impersonates another person.
imitaattori
An entertainer whose act is based upon performing impressions of others.
What does "impersonator" mean?
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noun A performer who imitates other people, especially celebrities, for entertainment.
"The Elvis impersonator drew a huge crowd at the fair."
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noun Someone who fraudulently pretends to be another person.
"Police caught an impersonator posing as a delivery driver."
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impersonator in a sentence
- The Elvis impersonator drew a huge crowd at the fair.
- Police caught an impersonator posing as a delivery driver.
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What is "impersonator" in Finnish?
"impersonator" in Finnish is huijari, imitaattori. impersonator means: A performer who imitates other people, especially celebrities, for entertainment.
How do you use "impersonator" in a sentence?
Example: "The Elvis impersonator drew a huge crowd at the fair." In Finnish, "impersonator" is huijari, imitaattori.
Are there other ways to say "impersonator" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "impersonator": huijari, imitaattori.
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