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mannequin

/man-i-kin/US // ˈmæn ɪ kɪn //UK // (ˈmænɪkɪn) //

人体模型,人体模特儿,人体模特,人形模特

Related Words

dummy假人,假的,假货,假设model模型,模式,模范,模特儿figure数字,图,人物,形象manikin人体模型,人工智能,人工智慧,人工呼吸器

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a styled and three-dimensional representation of the human form used in window displays, as of clothing; dummy.
    • : a wooden figure or model of the human figure used by tailors, dress designers, etc., for fitting or making clothes.
    • : a person employed to wear clothing to be photographed or to be displayed before customers, buyers, etc.; a clothes model.
    • : lay figure.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounlife-size dummy
Synonyms
dummy假人,假的,假货,假设figure数字,图,人物,形象manikin人体模型,人工智能,人工智慧,人工呼吸器model模型,模式,模范,模特儿

Examples

  • The mannequins always faced forward in their seats and didn’t ever recline them.

  • Researchers used mannequins that were equipped with aerosol devices meant to mimic human respiratory spray.

  • More theme-park mannequin than cutting-edge research, Sophia earned Goertzel headlines around the world.

  • It includes tools, needles, thread, a mini dress mannequin, a sketch book, ribbons, and fabric samples.

  • These devices—consisting of a computer, a mannequin, a mock ultrasound probe, and a tracking system that tells the computer where the probe is—are used to train fellows, residents, and medical and pre-med students in ultrasound procedures.

  • The mannequin, meanwhile, lies in a heap of legs and arms on the stately king-sized bed.

  • They were able to redo it as My Fair Lady, which is so beautiful, and then Mannequin.

  • Polka dots merge into Dior logos, culminating in a faceless chainsaw-wielding mannequin.

  • If Jack wanted something, a human mannequin, Kenneth would get it.

  • He sold his harps and bought photography equipment, taking round-the-clock photos of a mannequin in different kinds of light.

  • If it does not satisfy the mannequin demand for "beauty" it at least refuses to accept margarine substitutes.

  • The glide seems to be the ideal at which the modern woman aims in her walk, and the mannequin glides with every exaggeration.

  • Chesney, pale as always now, but quite composed, settled down with a copy of Le Mannequin d'Osier.

  • There is again a wicker Figure, 'Mannequin of osier:' the centre of endless howlings.

  • She found herself moving slowly around the study, with the gait of a mannequin in a dress-maker's show-room.

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