Examples of using Imitations in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Beware, though, of foreign imitations!
No one buys cheap imitations.
Counterfeit goods are imitations of well-known brands.
Those imitations They are known as variations.
Accept no imitations and download it now!
This is the true yes, the others are mere imitations.
They're both pale imitations of my favorite beer, Bud Rock.
He's a 100% real McCoy, beware of imitations, genuine article.
I demolished his affectations… exposed his camouflaged imitations ofbetter painters… ridiculed his theories.
Polished tumblers, carafes or gemstone imitations are still made manually in the Bohemian Forest today.
You get a close look at different tropical birds in imitations of their natural habitation.
If there's one thing I can't tolerate, it's cheap imitations of my work.
But that was before you started to make fun of me and giving imitations of me in the locker room.
This is important because there are many imitations in the market just to squeeze the money from people.
Unfortunately, these imitations harm the product's flawless reputation since these fakes do not have the same quality.
You know, actually, I'm a little more interested in your, uh-- your knack for imitations.
Plagiarized material and imitations will be automatically disqualified and the participant will be barred from this competition
These modern-day imitations of the Communist agitators would do well to look to their own countries ' wasteful consumption and carbon-dioxide emissions.
Beware of imitations!
Usually they try to give their most successful imitations, since they consider such a gesture as the highest manifestation of love in relation to the donee.