impostor in Russian
impostor in Russian is самозва́нец — impostor means someone who pretends to be another person in order to deceive people.
impostor in Russian
самозва́нец
Pronounced: samozvanets
Someone who attempts to deceive by using an assumed name or identity.
What does "impostor" mean?
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noun Someone who pretends to be another person in order to deceive people.
"The man turned out to be an impostor posing as a police officer."
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noun In video games and 3D graphics, a flat image made to look like a full 3D object from a distance.
"The game uses impostors for distant trees to save processing power."
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impostor in a sentence
- The man turned out to be an impostor posing as a police officer.
- She felt like an impostor at the conference, surrounded by real experts.
- The game uses impostors for distant trees to save processing power.
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What is "impostor" in Russian?
"impostor" in Russian is самозва́нец. impostor means: Someone who pretends to be another person in order to deceive people.
How do you pronounce самозва́нец?
"impostor" in Russian is самозва́нец, pronounced "samozvanets".
How do you use "impostor" in a sentence?
Example: "The man turned out to be an impostor posing as a police officer." In Russian, "impostor" is самозва́нец.
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