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Meanings of impersonate in English
Portuguese
representar Catalan
personificar Usage of impersonate in English
1
That is not the man I am trying to impersonate at all.
2
FELIX: I'll impersonate the dog if you get me something to eat.
3
Nobody quite dared impersonate Miss Peckham-andnobody wanted to, for that matter.
4
You impersonate the savage dog and I'll see that you're well fed.
5
We're living; but we impersonate the dead better than the dead themselves.
6
Fear, mortal dogging fear, impersonate, supreme, was in every look, every action.
7
Mary, Queen of Scots, upon one occasion had to impersonate a laundress.
8
What would he have given to impersonate her lover in the piece!
9
People surprise family members, impersonate celebrities or set up elaborate punchlines.
10
And I still don't understand why you felt the need to impersonate me.
11
He might have come looking for clues as to who would impersonate him.
12
Fans are still disappointed she didn't decide to impersonate Xtina for Snatch Game.
13
It is the spirit of the wild, of magnificent distances, of freedom impersonate.
14
You also may not create accounts designed to impersonate another person.
15
Tea leaves are recycled and resold; inferior Chinese truffles impersonate Périgold.
16
The students had chosen a hideous old grumbler to impersonate him.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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