She gives a good imitation of a lion's roar.
她能逼真地模仿狮子吼。
We discussed important issues in imitation of their elders.
我们模仿长辈的口气讨论重大问题
The boy learns to talk by imitation.
这个男孩子通过模仿学会说话。
Whether it's imitation meat or Tang Dynasty costumes, merchants on Taobao, China's largest customer-to-customer site, are showing how to promote culture with technology.
"But an increasing number of imitations and duplicates are posing problems for tourists and imposing a reputation pressure on the tourism authorities.
"Plan noted that the bilateral agreement between the EU and China, which protects around 200 iconic European and Chinese agri-food brands against usurpation and counterfeit imitation, will help further promote cooperation on agri-food trade between the two sides.
An EU delegation visiting China said the agreement initially protects 200 European and Chinese agri-food brands against imitation and usurpation, thus bringing mutual trade benefits and introducing consumers to guaranteed, authentic products from "two regions with rich culinary and cultural traditions".
To crack down on trademark infringements such as counterfeiting, stealing and imitation, 3,982 cases on branding disputes have been handled via IPR court since 2018.
The city has evolved from being a center for creation and imitation to being a leader in innovation.
Last year, China and the EU rolled out measures to protect 100 of the EU's geographical indications and 100 Chinese geographical indications against imitations.
Late last year, China and the EU rolled out measures to protect 100 of the EU's geographical indications and 100 Chinese geographical indications against imitations.
Dicos is among a rising number of Chinese large fast-food chains, larger restaurants, cafes and tea shops jumping aboard the global consumption bandwagon by using imitation meat to advocate sustainability and appeal to healthier food demand.
Malicious registrations generally are applications that violate the principles of legitimacy and good faith, including trademark squatting — the illegal registration of someone's else's trademark to make a profit — appropriation and imitation, infringements of others' rights, misuse of public resources and massive or repeated registration in bad faith.