personate

/pur-suh-neyt/US // ˈpɜr səˌneɪt //UK // (ˈpɜːsəˌneɪt) //

具名,具名的,有身份的人,有个性

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
per·son·at·ed, per·son·at·ing.
- : to act or portray.
- : to assume the character or appearance of; pass oneself off as, especially with fraudulent intent; impersonate.
- : to represent in terms of personal properties or characteristics; personify.

v.无主动词 verb

as inmimic

Synonyms

The king, by way of joke, desired the earl to personate him, and ordered the petitioner to be admitted.
He composed a love scene for two strings, the E and G, the first was to personate the lady, the second himself.
He did not fare so badly either, for being plump and rosy he was allowed to personate the jolly Friar Tuck.
Francesca and I were now obliged to creep from under the tarpaulins and personate the dishevelled ladies on the strand.
Rudely carved images are placed in different parts of the building, and are supposed to personate their divinity.

/pur-suh-neyt/US // ˈpɜr səˌneɪt //UK // (ˈpɜːsəˌneɪt) //

具名,具名的,有身份的人,有个性

v.有主动词 verb

1
per·son·at·ed, per·son·at·ing.
- : to act or portray.
- : to assume the character or appearance of; pass oneself off as, especially with fraudulent intent; impersonate.
- : to represent in terms of personal properties or characteristics; personify.

v.无主动词 verb

as inmimic

Synonyms

The king, by way of joke, desired the earl to personate him, and ordered the petitioner to be admitted.
He composed a love scene for two strings, the E and G, the first was to personate the lady, the second himself.
He did not fare so badly either, for being plump and rosy he was allowed to personate the jolly Friar Tuck.
Francesca and I were now obliged to creep from under the tarpaulins and personate the dishevelled ladies on the strand.
Rudely carved images are placed in different parts of the building, and are supposed to personate their divinity.