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1 simulate
قَلَّدَ \ copy: to make sth. just like sth. else; to act the same as sb. else: Do not copy your neighbour’s answers in an examination. imitate: to copy. play: to amuse oneself by pretending to be or do sth.: The boys were playing (at) soldiers. simulate: to pretend to be; copy: The men who were going to the moon were made to experience several simulated space flights before they went. -
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4 simulate
[ˈsɪmjuleɪt] verbيُحاكي، يُقَلِّدThis machine simulates the take-off and landing of an aircraft.
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5 تظاهر
1́ n. feint, pretence, simulation2́ v. pretend, pose, simulate, make believe, dissimulate, feign, assume, seem, put on, sham, fake, posture, affect, dissemble, show, demonstrate, counterfeit, march -
6 حاكى
v. imitate, emulate, copy, simulate, mimic, take off, burlesque, pattern -
7 قلد
v. affect, burlesque, fake, follow, inaugurate, mock, parrot, present, sham, simulate, send up, vest, imitate, copy, echo, ape, mimic, mime -
8 ادعى
اِدّعَى (بِـ): تَظَاهَرَ بِـto pretend, simulate, feign, affect, assume, fake, dissemble, make believe, put on, act as if -
9 تخلق بغير خلقه
تَخَلّقَ بِغَيْرِ خُلُقِهِ: تَكَلّفَهto affect (feign, simulate) the manners of character of -
10 تصنع
تَصَنّعَ: تَكَلّفَto affect, feign, simulate, assume, fake, sham, pretend, dissemble, put on -
11 تظاهر بـ
تَظَاهَرِ بِـ: اِدّعَىto pretend (to be), simulate, affect, feign, assume, sham, fake, dissemble, put on, act as if, make believe -
12 تكلف
تَكَلّفَ: تَصَنّعَto affect, feign, simulate, assume, fake, sham, pretend, dissemble; to show oneself.. -
13 ورى بـ
وَرّى بِـ: تَظَاهَرَto pretend, simulate, feign, dissemble -
14 تصنع
تَصَنَّعَ \ sham: to pretend: He’s not really asleep; he’s only shamming. simulate: to pretend to be; copy: The men who were going to the moon were made to experience several simulated space flights before they went. \ تَصَنَّعَ العَظَمَة \ to put on airs: to behave too proudly. -
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16 قلد
قَلَّدَ \ copy: to make sth. just like sth. else; to act the same as sb. else: Do not copy your neighbour’s answers in an examination. imitate: to copy. play: to amuse oneself by pretending to be or do sth.: The boys were playing (at) soldiers. simulate: to pretend to be; copy: The men who were going to the moon were made to experience several simulated space flights before they went. \ قَلَّدَ (بقصد الإضحاك) \ mimic: to copy sb.’s manner so as to make others laugh at him: He mimicked their teacher’s way of speaking. \ See Also حاكى( حاكى) -
17 copy
قَلَّدَ \ copy: to make sth. just like sth. else; to act the same as sb. else: Do not copy your neighbour’s answers in an examination. imitate: to copy. play: to amuse oneself by pretending to be or do sth.: The boys were playing (at) soldiers. simulate: to pretend to be; copy: The men who were going to the moon were made to experience several simulated space flights before they went. -
18 imitate
قَلَّدَ \ copy: to make sth. just like sth. else; to act the same as sb. else: Do not copy your neighbour’s answers in an examination. imitate: to copy. play: to amuse oneself by pretending to be or do sth.: The boys were playing (at) soldiers. simulate: to pretend to be; copy: The men who were going to the moon were made to experience several simulated space flights before they went. -
19 play
قَلَّدَ \ copy: to make sth. just like sth. else; to act the same as sb. else: Do not copy your neighbour’s answers in an examination. imitate: to copy. play: to amuse oneself by pretending to be or do sth.: The boys were playing (at) soldiers. simulate: to pretend to be; copy: The men who were going to the moon were made to experience several simulated space flights before they went. -
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