lookalikes
lookalikes — 名詞
- lookalikessingular
- lookalikesesplural
1. a person or item that looks extremely similar to another person or item; often s
相似的人或物
外表與他人或物極為相似的人/物
a person or item that looks extremely similar to another person or item; often said of people who dress up as or strongly resemble a celebrity.
At the fan convention, Mauricio ran into three Elvis lookalikes and a Marilyn Monroe impersonator.
在粉絲大會上,Mauricio 遇到了三個 Elvis 長得很像的人,以及一個 Marilyn Monroe 模仿者。
collocation: Elvis lookalike / celebrity lookalike
Charlotte got a perfect lookalike of the designer handbag for a fraction of the price.
Charlotte 找到了一個跟設計師款完全一樣的手提包,價格只要原版的零頭。
lookalike + of + [original item]
The singer hired a lookalike for small events while she recorded her new album.
那位歌手僱了一名長得很像自己的人處理小型活動,好讓她專心錄製新專輯。
Rin and her cousin are strong lookalikes, so new teachers often mix up their names.
Rin 和她的表妹長得極像,新來的老師常常把她們的名字搞混。
strong lookalikes (intensifier + plural)
With clever makeup and a wig, Femi became a convincing lookalike of the lead actor.
靠著巧妙的化妝和一頂假髮,Femi 成了一名跟那位男主角極為相似的人。
convincing lookalike of [someone]
- celebrity lookalike
- Elvis / Marilyn / etc. lookalike
- perfect lookalike
- convincing lookalike
- dead ringer (informal synonym)
文法句型
lookalike + of + [person/thing]
用法筆記
When used of things rather than people, 'lookalike' often describes cheaper alternative products (e.g. lookalike bags, lookalike watches). For the verb-like expression 'look alike', see the idiom entry below.
常見錯誤
look alike
idiomused to say that two or more people or things are very similar in physical appearance to each other.
長得像;外型相似
Hamza and his younger brother look alike, though their personalities could not be more different.
The two phone models look alike from the front, but the older one has a much weaker battery.
Trang and Sivan wore matching shirts to the picnic, and people joked that they were trying to look alike on purpose.