dummy
noun [ C ] uk/ˈdʌm.i/ us/ˈdʌm.i/
(MODEL)
（尤指商店里用来展示服装的）人体模型
a large model of a human, especially one used to show clothes in a shop
the dummies in the store windows 商店橱窗里的人体模型
a ventriloquist's dummy 口技表演者用的假人
UK a shop dummy 商店用的人体模型
(NOT REAL)
仿制品；冒牌货，假货
something that is not real and is used for practice or to deceive
The device is not a real bomb but a dummy. 这颗炸弹不是真的，只是一个仿制品。
UK（尤指足球等体育项目中的）假动作，假传球
in some sports, especially football, an act of pretending to kick or hit the ball in a particular direction, in order to deceive the other players
(FOR BABY)
UK (US pacifier)橡皮奶头，橡皮奶嘴
a smooth rubber or plastic object that is given to a baby to suck in order to comfort it and make it stop crying
(STUPID PERSON)
informal (US also dumbbell)蠢人，傻瓜
a stupid or silly person
You dummy - you don't know the answer! 你这个笨蛋——你不知道答案！
Only a dummy would ignore the safety warnings. 只有傻瓜才会对安全警告视而不见。
dummy
adjective [ before noun ] uk/ˈdʌm.i/ us/ˈdʌm.i/
假的，仿制的
not real
an enormous dummy perfume bottle in the shop window 商店橱窗里巨大的香水瓶模型
dummy
verb [ I or T ] UK uk/ˈdʌm.i/ us/ˈdʌm.i/
（尤指足球等体育项目中的）做假动作，假传球
in games such as football or rugby, to pretend to kick or move a ball in a particular direction but instead do something completely different, in order to deceive the opposing team's players
Adams' cross was dummied by Novo at the front post, allowing Smith to score from close range. 诺沃在前门柱处一个假动作让过亚当的传球，让史密斯近距离射门。