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1 servile
(excessively obedient or respectful: servile obedience/flattery.) underdanig, servil- servilityadj. \/ˈsɜːvaɪl\/, amer. også: \/ˈsɜːvl\/1) servil, underdanig, krypende2) slavisk3) slave-be servile to somebody krype for noen -
2 imitazione
f imitation* * *imitazione s.f.1 imitation: a imitazione di qlcu., di qlco., in imitation (o on the model) of s.o., sthg. (o like s.o., sthg.); la borsa non è in pelle: è solo un'imitazione, the bag isn't made of leather: it's imitation leather // (dir.) imitazione servile, unfair competition2 (contraffazione) forgery; copy; fake: imitazione di un marchio, imitation (o forgery) of a trademark; imitazione di firma, forgery of signature; questo quadro è solo un'imitazione, this picture is only a copy (o fake)3 (di attore) impersonation, imitation: è molto brava nelle imitazioni di..., she's very good at impersonating (o imitating)...4 (mus.) imitation.* * *[imitat'tsjone]sostantivo femminile1) (azione) imitation; teatr. impersonation, impression2) comm. imitation; (contraffazione) fake* * *imitazione/imitat'tsjone/sostantivo f.2 comm. imitation; (contraffazione) fake.
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