Definition of emulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
imitate or surpasstry to match or surpass typically by imitation
- She always tried to emulate her older sister's success..
2.
technologyTECH. make a computer behave like anotherTECH.
- The software can emulate older gaming consoles.
Origin of emulate
Latin, aemulari (to rival) + -ate (verb suffix)
Terms with emulate included in their meaning
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emulate
act in a way similar to someone
emulate
use someone's actions as a guide
imitation
emulate a particular person or style
career
emulate someone's career or life choices
emulate
follow someone's path or example closely
imitation
emulate the qualities or characteristics of someone
religion
Islamic reform movement seeking to emulate early Muslims
Examples of emulate in a sentence
They aimed to emulate the company's success. The emulator can emulate a vintage computer system. This program emulates the old operating system perfectly.
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- French:imiter, simuler, ...
- German:nacheifern, ...
- Italian:emulare, simulare, ...
- Spanish:emular, simular, ...
- Portuguese:emular, ...
- Chinese:模仿, 模拟, ...
- Japanese:真似る, エミュレートする, ...
- Arabic:حَاكَى, شَغَّلَ مَحَاكِيًا, ...
- Hebrew:לַחֲקוֹת, לְחַקּוֹת, ...
- Russian:подражать, эмулировать, ...
- Ukrainian:наслідувати, емулятувати, ...
- Hindi:अनुकरण करना, समरूप बनाना, ...
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