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plural - dummies; noun1) (an artificial substitute looking like the real thing: The packets of cigarettes on display were dummies.) imitación2) (a model of a human used for displaying clothes etc: a dressmaker's dummy.) maniquí3) (an artificial teat put in a baby's mouth to comfort it.) chupetedummy n1. chupetewhere's the baby's dummy? ¿dónde está el chupete del niño?2. maniquítr['dʌmɪ]2 (fake) imitación nombre femenino3 (in printing) maqueta5 familiar imbécil nombre masulino o femenino6 SMALLSPORT/SMALL (in football, rugby) regateo, finta1 falso,-a, de imitación\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLdummy run ensayo, prueba, simulacro1) sham: imitación f, sustituto m2) puppet: muñeco m3) mannequin: maniquí m4) idiot: tonto m, -ta f ; idiota mfn.• simulación (Informática) s.f.adj.• fingido, -a adj.n.• maniquí s.m.• mudo s.m.• muñeca s.f.• muñeco s.m.• testaferro s.m.
I 'dʌmi1)a) (in window display, for dressmaker) maniquí mb) (in tests, stunts) muñeco mc) ( in US football) domi m3) ( fool) (colloq) bobo, -ba m,f (fam)4) (in bridge, whist) mano f del muerto; ( player) muerto m
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a) ( imitation) <gun/telephone> de jugueteb) ( Busn) < shareholder> que actúa como testaferro['dʌmɪ]1.ADJ (=not real) [gun] de juguete; [ammunition] de fogueo; [container] vacío2. N1) (for clothes) maniquí m2) (for baby) chupete m3) (Comm) (=sham object) envase m vacío4) (Ftbl) finta f5) (Bridge) muerto m6) * (=idiot) tonto(-a) m / f3.CPDdummy assault, dummy attack N — simulacro m de ataque
dummy company N — empresa f fantasma
dummy number N — (Press) número m cero
dummy run N — (Brit) ensayo m, prueba f
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I ['dʌmi]1)a) (in window display, for dressmaker) maniquí mb) (in tests, stunts) muñeco mc) ( in US football) domi m3) ( fool) (colloq) bobo, -ba m,f (fam)4) (in bridge, whist) mano f del muerto; ( player) muerto m
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a) ( imitation) <gun/telephone> de jugueteb) ( Busn) < shareholder> que actúa como testaferro -
2 bogus
'bəuɡəs(false; not genuine: She was fooled by his bogus identity card.) falsotr['bəʊgəs]1 (fake) falso,-a, apócrifo,-a2 (fictitious) ficticio,-a3 (sham) simulado,-a, fingido,-abogus ['bo:gəs] adj: falso, fingido, falazadj.• falso, -a adj.• ficticio, -a adj.'bəʊgəs['bǝʊɡǝs]ADJ [claim] falso, fraudulento; [interest] fingido; [doctor, policeman] falso* * *['bəʊgəs]
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