Examples of using An imitation in English and their translations into Swedish
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The outboard motor is based on the Fluke Technology, which is an imitation of nature's propulsion system in the form of a dolphin's tail fin.
with most of them just an imitation.
Green pearl: a great color for clear water. An imitation of herring and nors.
How to make an imitation fireplace, I would like to dwell on the notion of"false fire.
Such paranormal manifestations represent an imitation of authentic spirituality
The palace is designed as an imitation of paradise as it is described in the Quran;
if it contains other things, then it must be labelled as an imitation on the front of the packaging.
All the isms people talk about are pretty pointless if they are no more than an imitation of traditional art with a lower level of culture.
it would be an imitation stone circles around your site.
The blades of these Samurai swords are made of carbon steel with an imitation Hamon layer.
An imitation of myself. but she showed me that my augmentation didn't make me of what I had lost… I just felt the weight.
But she showed me that my augmentation didn't make me an imitation of myself.
And that the revolution should not be an imitation. He says the problem of the Indian is the problem of the land.
Let the part of you that's just an imitation of some other witch die.
wash the floors in the corridor(this is an imitation of washing the dog's paws).
Caroline's Spring also has a pavilion of its own which is an imitation of 1869 building.
we know of no writer of that age who had the wonderful skill necessary to produce such an imitation.
Babylon substituted an imitation of stone, clay- which it has united with the fragmentary remains of the[iron] Roman Empire.
However, it cannot be ruled out that the translation of a traditional term into a language other than the one in which that term is given in Annex III may constitute an imitation or evocation of a traditional term, within the meaning of Article 24(2)(a) of Regulation No 753/2002,