Word
look-alike
/ˈljkə,laik/
noun
酷似名人的人；容貌相似者
核心释义
a person who looks very similar to someone else, especially a famous person
- 1.
与名人(尤其是演员)极为相似的人。
someone who closely resembles a famous person (especially an actor)
与名人(尤其是演员)极为相似的人。；面貌酷似的人
用法In use
At the costume party, everyone thought I was a celebrity look-alike.
用法提示：look-alike 作名词，指外貌酷似的人，前面可加名词修饰如 celebrity。
She met her look-alike on the subway and they became friends.
用法提示：look-alike 作名词，指长相酷似的人，前面用物主代词 her 修饰。
The company hired a look-alike to promote the brand at events.
用法提示：look-alike 作名词，指被雇佣的替身，前面有不定冠词 a。
a look-alike of [sb]
表示某人的面貌酷似者，常与of连用。
He is a look-alike of Elvis Presley.
他是猫王的长相酷似者。
[sb]'s look-alike
所有格形式表示某人的酷似者。
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