copycat in Japanese
copycat in Japanese is パクり — copycat means a person who imitates someone else, often in an unoriginal or shameless way.
copycat in Japanese
パクり
Pronounced: pakuri
What does "copycat" mean?
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noun A person who imitates someone else, often in an unoriginal or shameless way.
"Her little brother is such a copycat, he wants everything she has."
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noun A criminal who copies a method used in a recent, often high-profile, crime.
"Police warned of copycat attacks after the incident made headlines."
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adj Imitative; done in direct imitation of something else.
"The market was flooded with copycat products."
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copycat in a sentence
- Her little brother is such a copycat, he wants everything she has.
- Police warned of copycat attacks after the incident made headlines.
- The market was flooded with copycat products.
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What is "copycat" in Japanese?
"copycat" in Japanese is パクり. copycat means: A person who imitates someone else, often in an unoriginal or shameless way.
How do you pronounce パクり?
"copycat" in Japanese is パクり, pronounced "pakuri".
How do you use "copycat" in a sentence?
Example: "Her little brother is such a copycat, he wants everything she has." In Japanese, "copycat" is パクり.
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