单词 | simulacrum |
释义 | sim·u·la·crum 1. < after the doge's death, a wax figure, his simulacrum, was laid out in the chamber — Mary McCarthy > < only … tireless interworking of sources could have produced this vibrant simulacrum of a period — Marianne Moore > 2. a. < moved silently away in the night, … leaving an exact simulacrum of its tanks, where it had been, and proceeded to its points of attack — Sir Winston Churchill > b. < was glad to have his presence and that of his weapon justified by some simulacrum of fear and trouble — C.E.Craddock > Synonyms: see imposture |
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