• Finnish: harjoituskoe

• Dutch: imiteren, naäpen, nadoen
• Finnish: jäljitellä, imitoida
• French: imiter
• German: nachahmen
• Japanese:真似る (まねる, maneru)
• Portuguese: simular
• Russian: подражать (podražát') , имитировать (imitírovat')

• Finnish: pilkata, ivata
• German:trotzen
• Hebrew:
• Russian: передразнивать (p'er'edráznivat')

• ttbc Polish: nasladowac
• ttbc Spanish: imitar, burlar.

See also

• jeer

Adjective

mock (no comparative or superlative)

1. imitation, not genuine. (mock turtle soup, mock leather)

Translations

A Mock can refer to:

• a shirt that employs a mock collar
• mock trial - an imitation of a trial
• virtual mock - any object that mimics the behavior of a real object in a controlled way
• mock object - a simulated objects that mimics the behavior of real objects in controlled ways
• mock theta function - a mathematical function
• Mock-orange - a genus of shrubs

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