copycats

英

美 [ˈkɑpiˌkæts]

n.  (尤为儿童用语，指无主见的)模仿者; 抄袭者; 好跟人学的人
copycat的复数

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 模仿犯罪的
  Acopycatcrime is committed by someone who is copying someone else.
  1. ...a series of copycat attacks by hooligan gangs.
     流氓团伙的一系列模仿性袭击
• N-COUNT 模仿者;好跟人学的人
  If you call someone acopycat, you are accusing them of copying your behaviour, dress, or ideas.
  1. The Beatles have copycats all over the world.
     披头士乐队的模仿者遍布全世界。

双语例句

• The Beatles have copycats all over the world.
  披头士乐队的模仿者遍布全世界。
• Some of the sellers of copycats admit the phones are a scam.
  有些销售商称这些“仿制手机”是欺骗消费者。
• Or a bunch of copycats both imply a pattern.
  或者一堆模仿者都会有规律。
• China Daily newspaper quoted Nanjing University sociology professor Zhu Li saying Zheng's attack inspired copycats.
  中国日报援引南京大学社会学教授朱力的话说，郑民生的案件引发了一系列的模仿。
• Copycats will come out of the woodwork.
  山寨产品会突然出现。
• Initially, many people dismissed Chinese internet companies as mere copycats of companies established in the US and elsewhere, with no original business models or technology.
  刚开始，很多人认为中国的网络公司只是盲目模仿美国及其它国家的公司，并无独创的商业模式以及原创技术。
• Copycats can easily lose share when the original company eventually enters the local market.
  当原创公司最终要进入当地市场时，模仿者可能会很容易便失去原有市场份额。
• As the iPhone and its copycats became more powerful and ubiquitous, the mobile computer became the basis of a wide range of powerful new tech applications, from messaging to ride-sharing to payments.
  随着iPhone及其追随者变得越来越强大和普及，这种移动电脑成了强大新技术的广泛应用的基础，无论是即时通讯，拼车服务，还是支付应用。
• Chinese companies have long been regarded as copycats if not outright thieves when it comes to innovation and intellectual property.
  长期以来，在创新和知识产权方面，中国企业一直被视为抄袭者（如果不是彻头彻尾的偷窃者的话）。
• Two years later the@ HistoryInPics account has over 2m followers and legions of copycats.
  两年后，@HistoryInPics账号拥有了200万名关注者，还引来大批模仿者。