Definition of impersonator in English:

impersonator

nounɪmˈpəːsəneɪtə

A person who pretends to be someone else for entertainment or fraud.
a well-known Elvis impersonator
Example sentencesExamples
- One skinny Michael Jackson impersonator seems unsure whether to stay or leave.
- I've heard about Elvis impersonators that get surgery to look more like The King.
- Every black female impersonator has a Tina in their repertoire of characters.
- She felt she wasn't a drag queen or a female impersonator - she was a woman trapped in a man's body.
- The contest is open to all performers who have not had a contract as a celebrity impersonator in the past 12 months.
- Although women have performed as male impersonators for over a century, drag kings have only recently become something of a phenomenon.
- The main character is stuck on a bus full of Lucille Ball impersonators.
- The actor is slightly built, with a face carved from granite, and his minor lisp will be the fodder for a hundred would-be future impersonators.
- Being an onnagata (female impersonator) became an honoured profession.
- The 1772 ban against female performers on stage created the tradition of the female impersonator (dan) in Beijing Opera.

Definition of impersonator in US English:

impersonator

nounimˈpərsnˌādər

A person who pretends to be someone else for entertainment or fraud.
a well-known Elvis impersonator
Example sentencesExamples
- The contest is open to all performers who have not had a contract as a celebrity impersonator in the past 12 months.
- The actor is slightly built, with a face carved from granite, and his minor lisp will be the fodder for a hundred would-be future impersonators.
- She felt she wasn't a drag queen or a female impersonator - she was a woman trapped in a man's body.
- Being an onnagata (female impersonator) became an honoured profession.
- The 1772 ban against female performers on stage created the tradition of the female impersonator (dan) in Beijing Opera.
- One skinny Michael Jackson impersonator seems unsure whether to stay or leave.
- I've heard about Elvis impersonators that get surgery to look more like The King.
- The main character is stuck on a bus full of Lucille Ball impersonators.
- Although women have performed as male impersonators for over a century, drag kings have only recently become something of a phenomenon.
- Every black female impersonator has a Tina in their repertoire of characters.

词汇	impersonator
释义	Definition of impersonator in English: impersonator nounɪmˈpəːsəneɪtə A person who pretends to be someone else for entertainment or fraud. a well-known Elvis impersonator Example sentencesExamples One skinny Michael Jackson impersonator seems unsure whether to stay or leave. I've heard about Elvis impersonators that get surgery to look more like The King. Every black female impersonator has a Tina in their repertoire of characters. She felt she wasn't a drag queen or a female impersonator - she was a woman trapped in a man's body. The contest is open to all performers who have not had a contract as a celebrity impersonator in the past 12 months. Although women have performed as male impersonators for over a century, drag kings have only recently become something of a phenomenon. The main character is stuck on a bus full of Lucille Ball impersonators. The actor is slightly built, with a face carved from granite, and his minor lisp will be the fodder for a hundred would-be future impersonators. Being an onnagata (female impersonator) became an honoured profession. The 1772 ban against female performers on stage created the tradition of the female impersonator (dan) in Beijing Opera. Definition of impersonator in US English: impersonator nounimˈpərsnˌādər A person who pretends to be someone else for entertainment or fraud. a well-known Elvis impersonator Example sentencesExamples The contest is open to all performers who have not had a contract as a celebrity impersonator in the past 12 months. The actor is slightly built, with a face carved from granite, and his minor lisp will be the fodder for a hundred would-be future impersonators. She felt she wasn't a drag queen or a female impersonator - she was a woman trapped in a man's body. Being an onnagata (female impersonator) became an honoured profession. The 1772 ban against female performers on stage created the tradition of the female impersonator (dan) in Beijing Opera. One skinny Michael Jackson impersonator seems unsure whether to stay or leave. I've heard about Elvis impersonators that get surgery to look more like The King. The main character is stuck on a bus full of Lucille Ball impersonators. Although women have performed as male impersonators for over a century, drag kings have only recently become something of a phenomenon. Every black female impersonator has a Tina in their repertoire of characters.
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