Translations for „plagiarist“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

plagiarist [ˈpleɪdʒərɪst, Am -dʒɚ-] N

plagiarist

плагиа́тор m

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English

Some have gone as far as to call him a plagiarist.

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Instead, a plagiarist merely takes someone's thoughts or words and presents them as his own.

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Who could he be, this opportune plagiarist, this new twiddler-in-chief?

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With a new school year freshly under way, now's the time for a film about a beleaguered plagiarist with an imposter complex.

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Because plagiarists are driven more by financial motivations than creative or artistic ones, they tend to be repeat offenders.

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Cheating robots, psychopathic plagiarists, and birds that fake out their...

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Her success was sometimes clouded by problems with tax inspectors and alleged plagiarists.

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Would you even do that to a real plagiarist?

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Thus, plagiarism is considered a moral offense against the plagiarist's audience (for example, a reader, listener, or teacher).

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In particular, he saw some colleagues as possible plagiarists.

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