Appearing to be (used adverbially)

to imitate, copy, or mimic; to follow an existing model

to use models or computers to imitate a real system for experimentation and research; simulation; emulation

to copy; to follow the example of; to model oneself after

to copy or imitate a model during production; to make a replica

similar; more or less the same; roughly equal in appearance or quality

to imitate ancient styles, relics, or art; to archaize

To copy or follow the example of others; to model after something.

to imitate and fake a product or brand for profit; to produce or sell fraudulent goods

to copy; to produce something after a model; to counterfeit

A colorless, volatile liquid compound with a sweet smell, used as a solvent and formerly as an anesthetic; also known as [[哥罗仿|哥羅仿|ge1 luo2 fang3]].

imitation; replica; fake or counterfeit object

to imitate; to follow a pattern; to model something after an existing example or someone else's way of doing things

to design an artificial system by imitating the structure, form, or function of living organisms; biomimetic

to imitate, copy, or mimic; to follow a model or example

imitator; copyist

The study of biological systems and structures used to design and improve engineering and technology; also called [[生物机械学|生物機械學|sheng1 wu4 ji1 xie4 xue2]]

The quality of being imitative; a natural tendency or instinct to mimic the actions and behaviors of others.

An imitation Song-dynasty-style typeface used in printing, characterized by clear lines of uniform thickness; also called [[仿宋体|仿宋體|fang3 song4 ti3]] or [[仿宋字|仿宋字|fang3 song4 zi4]]

A fake or imitation product; goods that use unauthorized trademarks or designs to appear genuine; pirated goods

leather substitute made to look and feel like real leather

to imitate and carry out; to fashion after or follow an existing practice

Imitation Song-dynasty-style printing typeface, characterized by thin and uniform strokes. Also called [[仿宋|仿宋|fang3 song4]] or [[仿宋字|仿宋字|fang3 song4 zi4]].

a high-quality imitation or knockoff of a branded product

imitation product; counterfeit; knockoff

to be like; as if

generic drug; generic medicine

to handle something according to an established model or precedent; to follow an example in management

an instruction sheet or leaflet included with merchandise that describes its specifications, properties, and usage; also refers to a price list or advertisement for goods

an imitation or replica of a genuine product; counterfeit; knockoff

A copper or iron paperweight used when practicing calligraphy

similar to; like; as if

a Chinese typeface style based on Song Dynasty woodblock printing, characterized by thin and uniform strokes

reprint of a book produced in the style of a Song dynasty woodblock edition

(mathematics) relating to a type of geometric mapping that preserves parallel lines and ratios of distances

to build or erect a structure in the style or pattern of an existing one

Sample characters placed under tracing paper for beginners to practice brush calligraphy.

The act of imitating or simulating

Architecture that mimics the structure or form of living organisms to improve engineering efficiency or performance, such as honeycomb structures used to reduce weight while increasing strength

A computer or program that mimics the behavior of another system, allowing hardware or software to run in a virtualized environment

thin sheets of paper used for practicing calligraphy; often printed with square grids or used as tracing paper to copy over model characters

A type of greaseproof paper with high density and transparency, resembling parchment and used primarily for food packaging; imitation parchment.

To parody a previous work for the purpose of satire or humor; a work that mocks a style or subject by imitation.

A translation that follows the meaning of a foreign word rather than its sound; also called a [[直译词|直譯詞|zhi2 yi4 ci2]]

a sweet-smelling liquid used as a solvent and formerly as an anesthetic (transliteration of the English word)

a parody; to parody a work or style for comedic effect

iodoform; a yellow crystalline compound used as an antiseptic

to use a finger to trace the shapes of characters in the air or on the palm of one's hand, often as a way to practice writing or remember a character