英语词汇“dupe”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

dupe

Theme: COPY

n. a duplicate; a copy.

Make a dupe of this before you send it off.I've got a dupe in the files.

tr. to duplicate something; to copy something.

Dupe this and send the original back.Just a minute, I have to dupe a contract for the boss.

cherry

n. an inexperienced person; a novice.

He's just a cherry. He don't know from nothing.She's a cherry when it comes to computers.

chump

n. a stupid person; a gullible person.

You are such a chump.See if that chump will loan you some money.

clay pigeon

n. a gullible person; a pigeon. (Underworld.)

We need a clay pigeon to divert attention from the snatch.Who's gonna be the clay pigeon for the bank caper?

easy mark

n. a likely victim.

Martin looks like an easy mark, but he's really quite savvy.Mary is an easy mark because she is so unsuspecting.

fall guy

n. a victim; a dupe. (Originally underworld.)

Rocko wasn't going to be the fall guy for this caper.I didn't want to be the fall guy, so I sat out the last job.

gopher and gofer

n. a dupe; a pawn; an underling.

The guy's just a gopher. He has no say in anything.I'll send a gofer over to pick up the papers.

john

n. a victim of a crime or deception; a sucker.

The john went straight to the cops and told the whole thing.Clobber the john a good one when he turns around.

mark

n. a dupe; a victim selected for a theft or a swindle. (Underworld.)

I bumped the mark on the shoulder, and he put his hand on his wallet just like always.We picked the marks out of the crowd in front of the two-dollar window.

patsy

n. a victim of a scam. (Underworld.)

That guy over there looks like a perfect patsy.We got nearly twentyfive hundred bucks off that patsy.

pigeon

n. a dupe; a sucker; someone singled out to be cheated.

There's our pigeon now. Don't let him see us sizing him up.Be alert for pickpockets. Don't be some crook's pigeon.

schlemiel and schlemihl; shlemiel

n. a gullible person; a loser. (From Hebrew Shelumiel via Yiddish.)

See if you can get that schlemiel to buy the Brooklyn Bridge.The stupid shlemiel says he already bought it yesterday.

schnook and schnuck; shnook

n. a naive person; a dope. (Yiddish.)

The guy's a schnook with a heart of gold.What's a good-looking dame like her doing with a shnook like him?

setup

n. a person who is set up for some swindle; a mark. (Underworld.)

Is he the setup? He's a cop!The setup got wise at the last minute.

soft touch

n. a gullible person; a likely victim of a scheme.

John is a soft touch for a few bucks.Here comes the perfect soft touch—a nerd with a gleam in his eye.

spring chicken

n. a young and naive person, especially a young woman. (Usually in the negative.)

Well, I may not be a spring chicken, but I got some spizzerinktum left.I am a spring chicken, but I lie about my age to get served in bars.

sucker

n. a dupe; an easy mark.

See if you can sell that sucker the Brooklyn Bridge.The sucker says he doesn't need a bridge, thank you.

tool

n. a dupe; someone who can be victimized easily.

They were looking for some tool to drive the getaway car.Who's the tool with the briefcase?

touch

n. a likely target for begging; someone who is asked for a loan.

He was just the kind of touch we were looking for, not too bright and not too poor.The touch looked around him and gave the stiff two bits.

yap

n. a naive person; a dupe.

The poor yap was made a fool of.See if you can get that yap to bring over a lefthanded monkey wrench.

dupe

1. verb To deceive or trick one. The student tried to dupe me with a letter on which he'd forged his mom's signature.

2. verb To copy something. Did you dupe this tape, or am I holding the only copy?

3. noun Someone who is the victim of deception or trickery. Yep, I was a dupe—they were lying to me the whole time.

4. noun Something that is a copy of something else. Do you have a dupe of this tape, or am I holding the only copy?

5. noun, slang A cosmetic item that is in some way very similar to a higher-priced one. Is this Maybelline blush really a dupe for that pricey NARS one?

dupe

1. n. a potential victim of a confidence trick; a patsy. The crooks found a good dupe and started their scheme.

2. tv. to trick someone; to swindle someone. I did not try to dupe you. It was an honest mistake.

3. n. a duplicate; a copy. I’ve got a dupe in the files.

4. tv. to duplicate something; to copy something. Just a minute, I have to dupe a contract for the boss.

词汇	dupe
释义	dupe Theme: COPY 1. n. a duplicate; a copy. Make a dupe of this before you send it off.I've got a dupe in the files. 2. tr. to duplicate something; to copy something. Dupe this and send the original back.Just a minute, I have to dupe a contract for the boss. cherry n. an inexperienced person; a novice. He's just a cherry. He don't know from nothing.She's a cherry when it comes to computers. chump n. a stupid person; a gullible person. You are such a chump.See if that chump will loan you some money. clay pigeon n. a gullible person; a pigeon. (Underworld.) We need a clay pigeon to divert attention from the snatch.Who's gonna be the clay pigeon for the bank caper? easy mark n. a likely victim. Martin looks like an easy mark, but he's really quite savvy.Mary is an easy mark because she is so unsuspecting. fall guy n. a victim; a dupe. (Originally underworld.) Rocko wasn't going to be the fall guy for this caper.I didn't want to be the fall guy, so I sat out the last job. gopher and gofer n. a dupe; a pawn; an underling. The guy's just a gopher. He has no say in anything.I'll send a gofer over to pick up the papers. john n. a victim of a crime or deception; a sucker. The john went straight to the cops and told the whole thing.Clobber the john a good one when he turns around. mark n. a dupe; a victim selected for a theft or a swindle. (Underworld.) I bumped the mark on the shoulder, and he put his hand on his wallet just like always.We picked the marks out of the crowd in front of the two-dollar window. patsy n. a victim of a scam. (Underworld.) That guy over there looks like a perfect patsy.We got nearly twentyfive hundred bucks off that patsy. pigeon n. a dupe; a sucker; someone singled out to be cheated. There's our pigeon now. Don't let him see us sizing him up.Be alert for pickpockets. Don't be some crook's pigeon. schlemiel and schlemihl; shlemiel n. a gullible person; a loser. (From Hebrew Shelumiel via Yiddish.) See if you can get that schlemiel to buy the Brooklyn Bridge.The stupid shlemiel says he already bought it yesterday. schnook and schnuck; shnook n. a naive person; a dope. (Yiddish.) The guy's a schnook with a heart of gold.What's a good-looking dame like her doing with a shnook like him? setup n. a person who is set up for some swindle; a mark. (Underworld.) Is he the setup? He's a cop!The setup got wise at the last minute. soft touch n. a gullible person; a likely victim of a scheme. John is a soft touch for a few bucks.Here comes the perfect soft touch—a nerd with a gleam in his eye. spring chicken n. a young and naive person, especially a young woman. (Usually in the negative.) Well, I may not be a spring chicken, but I got some spizzerinktum left.I am a spring chicken, but I lie about my age to get served in bars. sucker n. a dupe; an easy mark. See if you can sell that sucker the Brooklyn Bridge.The sucker says he doesn't need a bridge, thank you. tool n. a dupe; someone who can be victimized easily. They were looking for some tool to drive the getaway car.Who's the tool with the briefcase? touch n. a likely target for begging; someone who is asked for a loan. He was just the kind of touch we were looking for, not too bright and not too poor.The touch looked around him and gave the stiff two bits. yap n. a naive person; a dupe. The poor yap was made a fool of.See if you can get that yap to bring over a lefthanded monkey wrench. dupe 1. noun a duplicate US, 1891 2. verb to duplicate US, 1912 dupe 1. verb To deceive or trick one. The student tried to dupe me with a letter on which he'd forged his mom's signature. 2. verb To copy something. Did you dupe this tape, or am I holding the only copy? 3. noun Someone who is the victim of deception or trickery. Yep, I was a dupe—they were lying to me the whole time. 4. noun Something that is a copy of something else. Do you have a dupe of this tape, or am I holding the only copy? 5. noun, slang A cosmetic item that is in some way very similar to a higher-priced one. Is this Maybelline blush really a dupe for that pricey NARS one? dupe 1. n. a potential victim of a confidence trick; a patsy. The crooks found a good dupe and started their scheme. 2. tv. to trick someone; to swindle someone. I did not try to dupe you. It was an honest mistake. 3. n. a duplicate; a copy. I’ve got a dupe in the files. 4. tv. to duplicate something; to copy something. Just a minute, I have to dupe a contract for the boss.
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