impersonation 的定义
- the act of pretending to be someone else, with intent to mislead or deceive: The argument for requiring voter IDs is that states must guard against impersonation and other flagrant voter fraud.
- the act of mimicking the voice, mannerisms, etc., of another person, usually someone well-known and especially in order to entertain: As a youth worker he found he could make teenagers laugh by doing impersonations of movie stars.
- the act of playing the part of a character in a play: In the one-woman play, her impersonations of minor characters don't ring with authenticity, and her body movements are a bit severe.
impersonation 近义词
imitation
更多impersonation例句
- Using artificial intelligence, which enables more sophisticated impersonation with fake faces created from several different people’s features that can fool biometric verification systems.
- The lures were highly tailored and targeted, designed to impersonate executives within and outside Arweave.
- A recent case of voter impersonation in Florida highlights how secure the system is.
- A 2014 investigation published in the Washington Post found 31 cases of credible voter impersonation between 2000 and 2014, out of more than 1 billion votes cast.
- If the President seems to be doing his best Clinton impersonation, he must be evil.
- As they spoke, I could almost swear Hank was slipping into a John Wayne impersonation.
- The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff for the last nine months has done his best Colin Powell impersonation.
- Michael Jackson Bar Mitzvah Shawn Goldberg did his best Michael Jackson impersonation at his 1984 bar mitzvah.
- There are probably a lot of people who could do a spot-on Jeff Buckley impersonation and could get the hair going.
- Impersonation may be more easily achieved intellectually, requiring only keen observation and the power of imitation.
- Impersonation absolutely requires the finest detail of mannerism to be represented in the action.
- But one funny thing about that impersonation which I did not realize until tonight.
- When he thinks he has given an extraordinarily clever impersonation he shakes with laughter.
- In the rocky gorges of the ocean we may often trace a strange permanent impersonation of shipwreck.