parroted

v.

机械地重复( parrot的过去式和过去分词 )；鹦鹉学舌；

1. The boy had a parrot on his right shoulder.
   男孩把一只鹦鹉放在右肩上。
2. He talks like a parrot and just repeats what he heard.
   他只是鹦鹉学舌，拾人牙慧罢了。
3. My little brother is also my parrot, always doing everything I do.
   我的小弟弟也是我的模仿者，我做什么他也做什么。

1. This parrot is an amazing mimic.
   这只鹦鹉很会学舌。
2. It is not a writer's job to play the parrot.
   作家绝不可鹦鹉学舌。
3. Coming home from Europe, America or Japan, they can only parrot things foreign.
   他们从欧美日本回来，只知生吞活剥地谈外国。

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