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Definition of simulated - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
feignedimitated or pretended, not genuine
- He gave a simulated smile during the meeting.
2.
digitalTECH. produced by computer or other technological meansTECH.
- The pilot trained using a simulated flight environment.
3.
experimentalTECH. created artificially for experiments or trainingTECH.
- The pilots trained in a simulated flight environment.
Expressions with simulated
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military training exercise without real combat
The soldiers participated in a simulated military operation.
probabilistic optimization method inspired by annealing in metals
Simulated annealing helps find the best solution in complex problems.
laboratory liquid made to copy stomach juice for testing substances
The tablets were dissolved in simulated gastric fluid for the experiment.
Origin of simulated
Latin, simulare (to imitate)
Terms with simulated included in their meaning
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simulated knocking
phrase used instead of knocking
simulation
simulated activity for learning purposes
deception
pretended or simulated
training
simulated event for training
simulation
trial to test readiness in simulated conditions
simulation
simulated or trial version of an event
technology
simulated weight or demand applied to check how something performs
simulated drowning
form of torture simulating drowning with water
mock
simulated or make-believe
simulation
simulated horizon in a virtual reality environment
software
simulated computer workspace not limited by the physical screen
playful
simulated or imagined, often playfully
war gaming
game involving simulated military combat
animation
based on models with simulated bones or joints
combat training
military training exposing soldiers to simulated combat
military
organized teaching and practice of fighting skills for real or simulated battles
technology
simulated object mimicking real objects for testing
legal education
participating in a simulated court case for practice
internet role-play
role-play of crawling into and out of a simulated birth canal
metaphorical
engaging in indirect or simulated confrontation
model timing
numeric ratio converting between simulated and actual duration
simulated
made to appear as if it exists
Examples of simulated in a sentence
He wore a simulated leather jacket. The game features a simulated world. They explored a simulated version of ancient Rome. The soldiers practiced in a simulated combat zone. Doctors use simulated patients for training purposes.
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- French:simulé, virtuel, ...
- German:simuliert, nachgebildet, ...
- Italian:finto, virtuale, ...
- Spanish:simulado, virtual, ...
- Portuguese:simulado, virtual, ...
- Chinese:假装的, 仿真的, ...
- Japanese:模擬の, シミュレートされた, ...
- Arabic:مصطنع, مُحَاكَى, ...
- Hebrew:מְדוּמֶה, מְדוּמֶּה, ...
- Russian:симулированный, смоделированный, ...
- Ukrainian:удаваний, симульований, ...
- Hindi:बनावटी, कंप्यूटर जनित, ...
Definition of simulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
imitationmodel or replicate behavior or appearance
- The software can simulate real-world weather conditions.
2.
emotionpretend to have a feeling or action
- He tried to simulate surprise when he saw the gift.
3.
experimentTECH. create artificial conditions for experimentsTECH.
- Scientists simulate space conditions to test the equipment.
4.
technologyTECH. produce a computer model ofTECH.
- Researchers simulate climate change scenarios to study environmental impacts..
Origin of simulate
Latin, simulare (to imitate)
Examples of simulate in a sentence
The game can simulate a flight experience for players. She can simulate happiness even when she's sad. Actors often simulate emotions for their roles. Engineers simulate earthquakes to test building designs. They simulate traffic flow to improve road safety. Engineers simulate traffic flow to improve road designs.
Doctors simulate surgeries for training purposes.
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- French:simuler, feindre, ...
- German:simulieren, vortäuschen, ...
- Italian:simulare, fingere, ...
- Spanish:simular, fingir, ...
- Portuguese:simular, fingir, ...
- Chinese:模拟, 假装, ...
- Japanese:シミュレートする, 装う, ...
- Arabic:حاكَى, تظاهر, ...
- Hebrew:לְדַמּוֹת, לְהַעֲמִיד פָּנִים, ...
- Russian:симулировать, изобразить, ...
- Ukrainian:моделювати, створювати модель, ...
- Hindi:अनुकरण करना, दिखावा करना, ...
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