n.假冒者，冒名顶替者

She started feeling like an imposter at her new job, as if she didn't deserve the position.
她在新工作中开始感到自己是个冒牌货，好像她不配得到这个职位。
The imposter syndrome can be particularly strong in the creative industries, where success is often subjective.
在创意行业，冒牌货的感觉尤其强烈，因为成功往往具有主观性。
He's been accused of being an imposter, but he maintains his innocence.
他被指控是冒牌货，但他坚称自己清白。
She bravely shared her experience with imposter syndrome, hoping to inspire others who might be feeling the same way.
她勇敢地分享了自己对冒牌货感的体验，希望能鼓舞那些有同样感受的人。
The imposter phenomenon is a psychological condition affecting many high-achieving individuals.
冒牌货现象是一种影响许多成就较高个体的心理状况。
The therapist helped her recognize that her feelings of being an imposter were just self-doubt, not evidence of inadequacy.
心理咨询师帮助她认识到，觉得自己是冒牌货的感觉只是自我怀疑，并非能力不足的证据。
After receiving recognition for her work, she still felt like an imposter, questioning whether she was truly deserving.
获得工作认可后，她仍然觉得自己是冒牌货，质疑自己是否真的值得。
The imposter syndrome can lead to missed opportunities and underperformance due to fear of failure.
冒牌货心理可能导致错过机会和表现不佳，源于对失败的恐惧。
In online communities, it's common for people to hide their true identities, creating a sense of anonymity that sometimes fosters imposter feelings.
在网络社区中，人们常常隐藏真名，这种匿名性有时会滋生冒牌货的感觉。
The speaker acknowledged the audience's applause but still felt like an imposter, reminding them that everyone starts somewhere.
演讲者回应了观众的掌声，但依然觉得自己是冒牌货，提醒大家每个人都有起点。