mimesis
🇺🇸
/mɪˈmiːsɪs/
🇬🇧
/mɪˈmiːsɪs/
noun
R
The representation of the real world and human behavior in art or literature.
The author's use of mimesis allowed readers to connect with the characters on a deeper level.
作者使用模仿手法讓讀者與角色產生了更深层次的聯繫。
R
The act of a social group changing their behavior by copying another social group.
The teenagers' mimesis of the celebrities' fashion choices was evident at the school dance.
青少年模仿名人的時尚選擇在學校舞會上顯而易見。
R
The development of a similar appearance in a plant or animal to another species.
The butterfly's mimesis of the toxic species allowed it to avoid predation.
蝴蝶模仿有毒物種，從而避免了被捕食。
R
The occurrence of symptoms in a person that suggest a certain disease, when they actually have a different disease or no disease at all.
The doctor considered the possibility of mimesis when diagnosing the patient's symptoms.
醫生在診斷病人的症狀時考慮了模仿的可能性。
translation
模仿, 社會模仿, 擬態, 模仿症
詞形變化
Plural
mimeses