美[?d?mi] 1 . They asked her to put together a dummy for a new magazine.
他們讓她為一本新雜志攢一份小樣。
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2 . The seamstresses cluck around a dummy, discussing a tuck here and there.
這些女裁縫圍著模特兒衣架嘰嘰嘎嘎地討論衣服這里或那里要做的小改動。
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3 . "You're a dummy, Mack," she yelled.
“你是個蠢貨，麥克。”她叫嚷著。
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4 . He looked like a ventriloquist's dummy .
他看上去像腹語術表演者用的人偶。
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5 . Before we started we did a dummy run.
我們開始之前進行了一次演習。
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1.a person who does not talk
2.an ignorant or foolish person
3.a figure representing the human form
4.a cartridge containing an explosive charge but no bullet
5.having the appearance of being real but lacking capacity to function;
a dummy corporation
1.make a dummy of;
dummy up the books that are to be published
介紹 簡明英漢詞典 dummy [5dQmi] n. 啞巴， 傀儡， 假人， 假貨 adj. 虛擬的， 假的， 虛構的 n. [計] 啞元美國傳統詞典（雙解） dummy dum.my AHD:[d¾m“¶] D.J.[6dJmi8] K.K.[6dJmi] n.（名詞） 【復數】 dum.mies An imitation of a real or original object, intended to be used as a practical substitute. 模擬靶：實際或初始目標的模擬物，用作練習時的替代物 A mannequin used in displaying cloth
