Examples of using Imitates in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Don't they say that life imitates art?
And sometimes life imitates Hollywood.
The e-cigarette is an electronic product that imitates traditional cigarettes.
The interior has been inspired by nature and imitates with many columns and a sort hinterschwimmbaren rear wall made of natural rocks.
That is, if your countertop is made from a material that imitates stone, even accessories must be chosen from the same material.
Sophia also imitates human gestures
The more nearly the Christian imitates the divine Pattern,
But the Pope, in this, imitates the Holy Spirit: he also descended from heaven to a small community in that closed periphery of the Cenacle.
The song imitates the sensation of having a mental breakdown,
The cliché that life imitates art is true because the function of some kinds of art is for life to imitate it.
It could be said that the orchid imitates the wasp, reproducing its image in a signifying fashion(mimesis, mimicry, lure, etc.).
is a dopamine agonist(a substance that imitates the action of dopamine).
losing itself in love, imitates Christ, overcomes death
In addition to different types of wood laminate perfectly imitates natural stone,
Guitar pizzicato imitates the sound of a violin and finger mode of playing,
Now the cat house imitates a hanging shelf, and the real little bookshelves serve as steps for it.
The unique formula found in D-Bal imitates the steroid Methandrostenolone,
there are models in which the surface of frames imitates valuable timber and is laminated in different shades.
If in 2014 someone arrived in the central square of Beirut… And imitates Hitler, and if the public tolerate this… Then this is negative for Germany.
DE FINOD An original writer is not one who imitates nobody, but one whom nobody can imitate. .