Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Dummy"

A: I'm not sure what the situation is, but this is what I say it is.

"a stupid or silly person
蠢人，傻瓜
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。"
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english-chinese-simplified/dummy

Edit: My personal thoughts.. "Dummy" is more polite or friendlier than calling someone stupid, or a stupid person. Even though it's more polite or friendly, you could still upset someone if you call them a dummy, but it's safer to use.

A: @Seul_Korea Changing the way you act.

For example: Maybe he acts emotionless which might scare the bullies as they get no reaction from him.

A: ばかやろう！

A: 'dummies' means 'idiots'. This book is for beginners.

A: typically if someone is a dummy they are being stupid, silly, and/or foolish. if this is describing an item, dummy can mean fake

A:


E.G.

➡The device is not a real bomb but a dummy.

➡Only a dummy would ignore the safety
 warnings.


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A: Dummy is used when someone acts stupid and is dumm, when they do something that is not thought through
Maybe: He destroyed the plates, 'such a dummy' or meant in a cruel way 'you really are a dummy'

A: ‘Dummy’ es un modelo de una persona que es silencioso. La diferencia de ‘dummy’ y ‘mannequin’ es que un ‘mannequin’ es un tipo de un ‘dummy’ para que muestrando ropa.
Ejemplos:

The testing dummy in the driver’s seat was used to test the airbags when the car crashes.

Many stores have mannequins displaying their clothes that you can buy there.

A: They both have the same meaning. I think "dummy" is not as strong as "idiot" though.

A: Dummy -sing
Dummies - pl

A: Also,,
Dummy: not very smart/dumb
Silly: likes messing around, not serious, foolish

A:
If you call someone a dummy, it means you think he is stupid (傻瓜). I don’t think it’s a big deal if you jokingly call a friend dummy when he makes some mistakes. After all, what is a friend for if you can even tease each other. 😊

A: Good question! I think it's just tradition. English has lots of inconsistencies like this.

A: You would say the baby is sucking the dummy. The verb of the sentence to use would be:
“The baby is sucking the dummy”
“I’ll give the baby the dummy to suck”
Something along the lines of that.

A: Dummy would mean fake.

The mannequins they use for testing cars and other things are called dummies, as fake humans.

A: 'Very limp and lifeless. '