How is the word imiter translated from French to English

Copier quelqu'un parce qu'on l'admire.

To copy someone because you admire them.

verb
English translation
emulate

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  • Les jeunes joueurs essaient d'imiter leurs idoles. Young players try to emulate their idols.

  • Ce programme émule une vieille console de jeu. This program emulates an old game console.

  • Quels écrivains imitais-tu à tes débuts ? Which writers did you emulate when you started?

  • Tu peux émuler l'écran du téléphone directement dans le navigateur. You can emulate the phone screen right in the browser.

  • Il imite la façon calme de parler de son grand-père. He emulates his grandfather's calm way of speaking.

  • Cet ordinateur portable émule-t-il bien l'ancien système d'exploitation ? Does this laptop emulate the older operating system well?

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FAQ about “imiter”

How is “imiter” translated from French?
“imiter” translates into English as “emulate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “imiter” mean?
Meaning of “imiter”: Copier quelqu'un parce qu'on l'admire. In English — “emulate”.
What part of speech is “imiter”?
“imiter” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “imiter”?
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