mimic * , auch: mimick

Water is the only thing that can expose the Mimic.

There may be some question whether the birds are just good mimics.

The genes of the better mimics become more common in the species.

They're also pretty good mimics of sounds gathered from the world around them.

The effect Rebecca mimics was actually a product of time.

All they saw were some mimics, and the failure to learn Spanish.

They live to produce more offspring than the less good mimics.

For this reason, mimics are usually less numerous than models.

Then we must place him in the class of magicians and mimics.

Either that, or Vince's computers are even better mimics than we thought.

Much of the 1997 film Mimic is set inside an abandoned subway station.

It also featured an appearance from Mimic who never appeared on the show.

Of course I didn't know how to play it, but we are powerful mimics.

Peter stays behind, hoping to stop the mimics for good.

Leave the mimics if you wish; I may be able to use them."

They are served by mimics and can use ward magic of their own.

The benefit of warning declines if there are more mimics.

A lot of what we do mimics what happens on the field.

Birds avoided them, so the mimics survived even though they were good food.

The book states that all mimics move about constantly in search of prey.

The accent is easy to imitate, and there are a lot of good mimics around.

However, the Mimics were able to steal the shapes only of human beings.

Plants and fungi may also be mimics, though less research has been carried out in this area.

Parody is what she usually gets from mimics, but it's rarely successful.

I heard it said once that children are natural mimics who act like their parents despite every effort to teach them good manners.

She'll mimic all the people for us when we get home.

He'd be able to close his eyes and mimic me.

They became close friends and their games now mimic each other.

The idea that women should mimic men is now dead.

Was there anything that could mimic the feel of a dark space?

Being black is not something you can teach or mimic.

In the next few months, he will start mimicking you!

And it actually mimics what I have done in the past.

He held up his hands, and the others mimicked him.

We can directly mimic the performance of a human being on a model.

Could she have heard one of those stories and decided to mimic it?

And any view of high school life would do well to remember the ways it mimics the world outside.

But what we both discovered was that I could mimic.

The figure mimics the people who dance to its music.

The old computer itself could be mimicked by a new program.

In fact, the mimicking this year ran quite the other way.

Do we want to mimic the Americans in our liability law?

Somebody was mimicking her, but it had the same effect.

They quickly begin to learn and mimic the behavior of its parent.

They were also able to mimic the calls of other birds.

On the ground, groups of men seemed to mimic the fire's waves.

Because many states mimic Federal law, he or she will probably owe state tax also.

She really got into the action and tried to mimic her earlier movements.

In school, he mimicked his teachers as a means to get out of trouble.

"I am finding that it is not so difficult to mimic human behavior."

"We wanted the sound design of 'Mimic' to be disturbing," he explained.

'Mimic Sorrows': Masochism and the Gendering of Pain in Victorian Melodrama."

The score is composed by Marco Beltrami, who had previously scored the teen-slasher-horror film, 'Scream (film)', as well as 'Mimic (film)'.

In honor of Sorvino's role as Dr. Susan Tyler, an entomologist who was investigating deadly insect mutations in the feature film, 'Mimic (movie)', mirasorvone was the name given to a compound excreted by the sunburst diving beetle as a defensive mechanism.