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copycat

/ˈkɒp.ikæt/

/ˈkɑː.pi.kæt/

Translations

copycatnoun

copycats

/ˈkɒp.ikæt/

/ˈkɑː.pi.kæt/

подражатель

He was known as a copycat in the art community.

Он был известен как подражатель в художественном сообществе.

имитатор

The new singer was criticized for being a copycat of the famous artist.

Нового певца критиковали за то, что он был имитатором известного артиста.

Synonyms

copycatverb

copycatted

Past Simple

copycatted

Past Participle

copycatting

Gerund

подражать

He tends to copycat his older brother in everything.

Он склонен подражать своему старшему брату во всем.

Additional translations

Synonyms

copycatadjective

more copycat

Comp.

most copycat

Super.

/ˈkɒp.i.kæt/

/ˈkɑː.pi.kæt/

подражательный

The artist's work was criticized for being too copycat.

Работа художника была раскритикована за то, что она слишком подражательная.

Synonyms

Definitions

copycatnoun

A person who imitates or adopts the behavior, style, or ideas of someone else.

The new artist was criticized for being a copycat of more established painters.

An imitation or replica of something, especially when made with the intent to deceive or replicate the original.

The designer handbag turned out to be a copycat, not the genuine article.

A crime, especially a violent one, that is carried out in imitation of a previously publicized crime.

Police feared the shooting could spark further copycat crimes.

copycatverb

To imitate or mimic someone else's actions or behavior.

She tends to copycat her older sister's fashion choices.

copycatadjective

Imitating or mimicking someone else's actions or style.

The copycat designer released a collection that looked remarkably similar to last season's top trends.

Of a crime: committed in imitation of another, especially one widely reported.

Authorities warned of possible copycat attacks following the bombing.