Significados de personate by en inglés

Banquo was represented by an actor named Smith; the ghost, however, was personated by another actor-Sandford.

The dead personated by masked actors.

Women were then personated by boys.

Madame Dacier thinks that the poet describes a masquerade, where these deities were personated by the company in masks.

"I should have to be personated by Miss Vivian or some one."

The Democratic party was dominant in the State, and the Democracy was of the type personated by William M. Gwin.

Adam was personated by her brother-thesame who has since become somewhat famous as the person on whom is founded the McGarrahan claim.

The lady was at home in bed; she had been personated by a graceless young cub whose stature was about the same as hers.

I was personated by a mean, low friend of Sir Montague Hockin; base-born as I am, I would never stoop to such a trick.