emulate

emulate
transitive verb
nacheifern (+ Dat.)
* * *
['emjuleit]
verb
(to try hard to equal or be better than.) nacheifern
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emu·late
[ˈemjəleɪt]
vt
1. (copy)
to \emulate sb/sth jdm/etw nacheifern
2. COMPUT
to \emulate sth etw emulieren fachspr
* * *
['emjʊleɪt]
vt
1) (= imitate) nacheifern (+dat), nachstreben (+dat)

I tried to emulate his success — ich versuchte, es ihm gleichzutun

2) (COMPUT) emulieren
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emulate [ˈemjʊleıt] v/t
1. wetteifern mit
2. jemandem nacheifern, es jemandem gleichtun wollen
3. IT einen Computer emulieren (in seinen Funktionen nachahmen)
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transitive verb
nacheifern (+ Dat.)
* * *
v.
nachahmen v.
nachbilden v.
nacheifern v.
wetteifern v.

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