imitation in Japanese
imitation in Japanese is 模倣, 真似, 模造品 — imitation means the act of copying someone or something.
imitation in Japanese
模倣
Pronounced: mohō
The act of imitating.
真似
Pronounced: mane
The act of imitating.
模造品
Pronounced: mozōhin
(attributive) A copy or simulation; something that is not the real thing.
What does "imitation" mean?
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noun The act of copying someone or something.
"Flattery through imitation is common among young performers."
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noun A copy or fake version of something genuine.
"The necklace was just an imitation, not real gold."
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imitation in a sentence
- Flattery through imitation is common among young performers.
- The necklace was just an imitation, not real gold.
- They sell imitation designer bags at the market.
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What is "imitation" in Japanese?
"imitation" in Japanese is 模倣, 真似, 模造品. imitation means: The act of copying someone or something.
How do you pronounce 模倣?
"imitation" in Japanese is 模倣, pronounced "mohō".
How do you use "imitation" in a sentence?
Example: "Flattery through imitation is common among young performers." In Japanese, "imitation" is 模倣, 真似, 模造品.
Are there other ways to say "imitation" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "imitation": 模倣, 真似, 模造品.
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