LookItUpemulate
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈemjəleɪt/ · UK /ˈemjʊleɪt/
emulate means: To copy someone you admire, often hoping to do as well as they do.
verb
To copy someone you admire, often hoping to do as well as they do.
- She tries to emulate her older sister.
- Young players emulated the champion’s technique.
- We hope to emulate their success abroad.
To make a computer or program work like another computer or program.
- This software can emulate an old console.
- The program emulates several older computers.
- Can your laptop emulate that device?
Questions about emulate
What does emulate mean?
To copy someone you admire, often hoping to do as well as they do.
What is emulate in other languages?
Türkçe: örnek almak · Español: emular · Français: imiter · Deutsch: nacheifern · Italiano: emulare · 日本語: 見習う
How do you pronounce emulate?
In American English /ˈemjəleɪt/; in British English /ˈemjʊleɪt/.
How do you use emulate in a sentence?
She tries to emulate her older sister. Young players emulated the champion’s technique.
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