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I . mime [maɪm] N

1. mime no pl (technique):

mime
mime
mim(os) m

II . mime [maɪm] VB intr

III . mime [maɪm] VB trans

mime THEAT
mime (mimic)
mime (mimic)

ˈmime art·ist N

Usage examples with mime

to mime to a song

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
This show also included local artists miming to international hits.
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The cast members used their skills of foreign accents, dialects, singing, mime and writing.
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The music on the recording of the video was played fast and the singing was mimed fast.
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There were and are other styles of modern mime unrelated to his.
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On the other hand, the trickster is also a mime.
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It is hinted that she has a fear of mimes that wear hats.
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Once his act became choreographed to music, he started doing what he called, bar mime.
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Mimes, dancers, and musicians hired by the undertakers, as well as professional female mourners, took part in these processions.
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He has acted directed and co-ordinated about fifty theatre performances (drama, mime etc.), five short films, three ad films and other various events.
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This movement-heavy production featured figure- and stunt-skaters miming to a pre-recorded backing while performing complex routines.
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