imposter
英 [ˈɪmpəʊstə]
美
n. 假冒者; 冒名顶替者
复数：imposters
BNC.34311 / COCA.26902
英英释义
noun
- a person who makes deceitful pretenses
双语例句
- But if CeCe did have the chance for some parting words, would she have outed Ivy as an imposter?
但如果CeCe确实有机会说一些临别的话，她会揭露艾薇是一个冒名顶替者吗？ - Signaling the line of books that are waiting to be read, it isn't rare to hear him say "Dear God, I'm an imposter, when will people realise I can't read all this?"
他也会划线标记出书中待读的部分，经常就会听到他说“天啊，我就像个江湖骗子，人们什么时候才会知道我还有这么多书需要读啊？” - And who, may you ask, is this imposter?
你或许会问谁是那个冒名顶替的人？ - Zhang Quanling said on her microblog she intended to search for the service hotline for her water heater, but Baidu redirected her to an imposter.
张泉灵在她的博客上表示，自己想查找热水器的维修热线，但百度将她导向了一名骗子。 - And the imposter factor: 60% of executives said that others ascribe more power to them than they believe they have.
还有与身份不符的因素：60%的高管表示，其他人会认为他们掌握着无上的权力，而他们其实没有那么大的权力。 - Entrepreneurs learn to inspire because they have stared failure in the face and know it to be, as Rudyard Kipling said, an imposter.
企业家能够鼓舞他人，是因为他们曾直面失败，知道它将只不过是纸老虎，就像鲁德亚德•吉卜林（RudyardKipling）说过的那样。 - Support from colleagues who can provide a reality check is one of the best ways to combat imposter fears at work, says a 2012 study by researchers at the University of Alabama.
阿拉巴马大学（UniversityofAlabama）研究人员2012年的一项研究指出，来自能提供现实检验的同事的支持是战胜职场中冒名顶替者恐惧的最佳方法之一。 - He felt like an imposter among all those intelligent people, as if he had no right to be there.
他感觉自己在所有那些聪明人中间像个冒牌货&好像他无权在那儿。 - Identity theft-or ID theft-occurs when the imposter uses your personal information to commit fraud or other crimes.
身份盗用犯，称为ID盗用犯，之所以会产生就是骗子使用了你的个人资料来行骗或犯罪。 - That he was not a God at all, but merely an imposter.
他只不过是一个伪装者，根本就不是神。