Definition of doppelgänger in English:

doppelgänger

nounˈdɒp(ə)lˌɡaŋəˈdɒp(ə)lˌɡɛŋəˈdɑpəlˌɡæŋər

An apparition or double of a living person.
he has been replaced by an evil doppelgänger
Example sentencesExamples
- You did your best by suggesting that ‘John’ had a doppelgänger.
- Along the way, he meets his doppelgänger at the toy store.
- ‘Each actor had a different reaction to having his or her doppelgänger around,’ he says.
- They'll visit young Abe's law office, stand in the crowd at the Lincoln-Douglas debates, and shuffle solemnly up to a coffin where a Lincoln doppelgänger lies in state.
- But it's a pretty fair guess that they'll give their Democratic doppelgänger a run for its money.
- Nestled deep within the human brain lies a pair of small, almond-shaped structures that bear the Greek name for their doppelgänger: amygdala.
- It is a compelling tale of doppelgängers and magicians.
- The answer, judging by last week's response to his modern-day doppelgänger, is that they would've embraced him even more warmly.
- His slow realizations of the genetic memories he shares with his sociopathic doppelgänger move the plot along in a not entirely conventional way.
- If the actress is merely a doppelgänger, you have not offended your cousin with the idea that you thought such a thing was possible.
- As the novel unfolds, the opposed monologues of the mentor and his student betray these ‘co-conspirators in the story’ as grotesque doppelgängers, ‘partners in the performance.’
- The plot is set in motion by a man who falls out of a 30-storey office building, and as he is falling past, people recognize the man as their doppelgänger, or alter ego.
- As such, video game enemies in sibling-based stories are more likely to be doppelgängers, shadows or doubles of the player-characters.
- Has he had too many unconscious imitators or literary doppelgängers retroactively sapping his originality?
- So what happens if a winery produces both world-class Burgundian doppelgängers - Pinot Noir and Chardonnay (and throw in Riesling, too) - but is half a globe away?
- She has a doppelgänger who locks her up.
- Its doppelgänger among the desserts is the chocolate fundido, a sticky, spicy fondue of melted Oaxacan chocolate, served with a platter of cookies, churros, and fruit for dipping.
- While it was sweet to have little TV doppelgängers with perfect teeth and long sideburns running around posing as us, it wasn't that fulfilling.
- The history of doppelgängers and doubles, you see, is intimately bound up with human mortality and the origins of image making.
- Among other syndromes, they mentioned doppelgängers or subjective doubles.
Synonyms
spectre, phantom, wraith, spirit, soul, shadow, presence

Origin

Mid 19th century: from German, literally 'double-goer'.

Definition of doppelgänger in US English:

doppelgänger

nounˈdɑpəlˌɡæŋərˈdäpəlˌɡaNGər

An apparition or double of a living person.
he has been replaced by an evil doppelgänger
Example sentencesExamples
- Along the way, he meets his doppelgänger at the toy store.
- His slow realizations of the genetic memories he shares with his sociopathic doppelgänger move the plot along in a not entirely conventional way.
- As such, video game enemies in sibling-based stories are more likely to be doppelgängers, shadows or doubles of the player-characters.
- Among other syndromes, they mentioned doppelgängers or subjective doubles.
- The history of doppelgängers and doubles, you see, is intimately bound up with human mortality and the origins of image making.
- It is a compelling tale of doppelgängers and magicians.
- The answer, judging by last week's response to his modern-day doppelgänger, is that they would've embraced him even more warmly.
- ‘Each actor had a different reaction to having his or her doppelgänger around,’ he says.
- Has he had too many unconscious imitators or literary doppelgängers retroactively sapping his originality?
- Nestled deep within the human brain lies a pair of small, almond-shaped structures that bear the Greek name for their doppelgänger: amygdala.
- She has a doppelgänger who locks her up.
- You did your best by suggesting that ‘John’ had a doppelgänger.
- Its doppelgänger among the desserts is the chocolate fundido, a sticky, spicy fondue of melted Oaxacan chocolate, served with a platter of cookies, churros, and fruit for dipping.
- As the novel unfolds, the opposed monologues of the mentor and his student betray these ‘co-conspirators in the story’ as grotesque doppelgängers, ‘partners in the performance.’
- The plot is set in motion by a man who falls out of a 30-storey office building, and as he is falling past, people recognize the man as their doppelgänger, or alter ego.
- But it's a pretty fair guess that they'll give their Democratic doppelgänger a run for its money.
- While it was sweet to have little TV doppelgängers with perfect teeth and long sideburns running around posing as us, it wasn't that fulfilling.
- If the actress is merely a doppelgänger, you have not offended your cousin with the idea that you thought such a thing was possible.
- So what happens if a winery produces both world-class Burgundian doppelgängers - Pinot Noir and Chardonnay (and throw in Riesling, too) - but is half a globe away?
- They'll visit young Abe's law office, stand in the crowd at the Lincoln-Douglas debates, and shuffle solemnly up to a coffin where a Lincoln doppelgänger lies in state.
Synonyms
spectre, phantom, wraith, spirit, soul, shadow, presence

Origin

Mid 19th century: from German, literally ‘double-goer’.

单词	doppelgänger
释义	Definition of doppelgänger in English: doppelgänger nounˈdɒp(ə)lˌɡaŋəˈdɒp(ə)lˌɡɛŋəˈdɑpəlˌɡæŋər An apparition or double of a living person. he has been replaced by an evil doppelgänger Example sentencesExamples You did your best by suggesting that ‘John’ had a doppelgänger. Along the way, he meets his doppelgänger at the toy store. ‘Each actor had a different reaction to having his or her doppelgänger around,’ he says. They'll visit young Abe's law office, stand in the crowd at the Lincoln-Douglas debates, and shuffle solemnly up to a coffin where a Lincoln doppelgänger lies in state. But it's a pretty fair guess that they'll give their Democratic doppelgänger a run for its money. Nestled deep within the human brain lies a pair of small, almond-shaped structures that bear the Greek name for their doppelgänger: amygdala. It is a compelling tale of doppelgängers and magicians. The answer, judging by last week's response to his modern-day doppelgänger, is that they would've embraced him even more warmly. His slow realizations of the genetic memories he shares with his sociopathic doppelgänger move the plot along in a not entirely conventional way. If the actress is merely a doppelgänger, you have not offended your cousin with the idea that you thought such a thing was possible. As the novel unfolds, the opposed monologues of the mentor and his student betray these ‘co-conspirators in the story’ as grotesque doppelgängers, ‘partners in the performance.’ The plot is set in motion by a man who falls out of a 30-storey office building, and as he is falling past, people recognize the man as their doppelgänger, or alter ego. As such, video game enemies in sibling-based stories are more likely to be doppelgängers, shadows or doubles of the player-characters. Has he had too many unconscious imitators or literary doppelgängers retroactively sapping his originality? So what happens if a winery produces both world-class Burgundian doppelgängers - Pinot Noir and Chardonnay (and throw in Riesling, too) - but is half a globe away? She has a doppelgänger who locks her up. Its doppelgänger among the desserts is the chocolate fundido, a sticky, spicy fondue of melted Oaxacan chocolate, served with a platter of cookies, churros, and fruit for dipping. While it was sweet to have little TV doppelgängers with perfect teeth and long sideburns running around posing as us, it wasn't that fulfilling. The history of doppelgängers and doubles, you see, is intimately bound up with human mortality and the origins of image making. Among other syndromes, they mentioned doppelgängers or subjective doubles. Synonyms spectre, phantom, wraith, spirit, soul, shadow, presence Origin Mid 19th century: from German, literally 'double-goer'. Definition of doppelgänger in US English: doppelgänger nounˈdɑpəlˌɡæŋərˈdäpəlˌɡaNGər An apparition or double of a living person. he has been replaced by an evil doppelgänger Example sentencesExamples Along the way, he meets his doppelgänger at the toy store. His slow realizations of the genetic memories he shares with his sociopathic doppelgänger move the plot along in a not entirely conventional way. As such, video game enemies in sibling-based stories are more likely to be doppelgängers, shadows or doubles of the player-characters. Among other syndromes, they mentioned doppelgängers or subjective doubles. The history of doppelgängers and doubles, you see, is intimately bound up with human mortality and the origins of image making. It is a compelling tale of doppelgängers and magicians. The answer, judging by last week's response to his modern-day doppelgänger, is that they would've embraced him even more warmly. ‘Each actor had a different reaction to having his or her doppelgänger around,’ he says. Has he had too many unconscious imitators or literary doppelgängers retroactively sapping his originality? Nestled deep within the human brain lies a pair of small, almond-shaped structures that bear the Greek name for their doppelgänger: amygdala. She has a doppelgänger who locks her up. You did your best by suggesting that ‘John’ had a doppelgänger. Its doppelgänger among the desserts is the chocolate fundido, a sticky, spicy fondue of melted Oaxacan chocolate, served with a platter of cookies, churros, and fruit for dipping. As the novel unfolds, the opposed monologues of the mentor and his student betray these ‘co-conspirators in the story’ as grotesque doppelgängers, ‘partners in the performance.’ The plot is set in motion by a man who falls out of a 30-storey office building, and as he is falling past, people recognize the man as their doppelgänger, or alter ego. But it's a pretty fair guess that they'll give their Democratic doppelgänger a run for its money. While it was sweet to have little TV doppelgängers with perfect teeth and long sideburns running around posing as us, it wasn't that fulfilling. If the actress is merely a doppelgänger, you have not offended your cousin with the idea that you thought such a thing was possible. So what happens if a winery produces both world-class Burgundian doppelgängers - Pinot Noir and Chardonnay (and throw in Riesling, too) - but is half a globe away? They'll visit young Abe's law office, stand in the crowd at the Lincoln-Douglas debates, and shuffle solemnly up to a coffin where a Lincoln doppelgänger lies in state. Synonyms spectre, phantom, wraith, spirit, soul, shadow, presence Origin Mid 19th century: from German, literally ‘double-goer’.
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