emulate [ˈemjəleɪt] V. trans.
1. emulate (copy):
- emulate
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2. emulate INFORM.:
- emulate
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| you | emulate |
| he/she/it | emulates |
| we | emulate |
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| they | emulate |
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| I | have | emulated |
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| he/she/it | has | emulated |
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| I | had | emulated |
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| he/she/it | had | emulated |
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| they | had | emulated |
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Started in 1976, it has since been emulated in other cities worldwide.
en.wikipedia.org White's elaborate, idiosyncratic prose was a writer's attempt to emulate painting.
en.wikipedia.org Boys are expected to act strong and emulate men.
en.wikipedia.org Applying the first equation a second time to each equation can emulate a moving piece of paper (see the figure below).
en.wikipedia.org Some vertical microcode is just the assembly language of a simple conventional computer that is emulating a more complex computer.
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