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Meaning & Definition of Mannequin in English

English

Mannequin

A life-size model of a human figure used in art or for displaying clothes.


Pronunciation:

/ˈmænɪkɪn/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

mannequins

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: A model of the human body, used by tailors, dressmakers, and others for fitting or displaying clothing.

    Example Sentence: The store has a mannequin dressed in the latest fashion.

  • Definition: An artificial figure representing a human being.

    Example Sentence: The artist used a mannequin as a reference for the sculpture.

  • Definition: A person employed to model clothes.

    Example Sentence: She worked as a mannequin, showcasing various designers' collections.

Etymology

Origin: The word 'mannequin' is derived from the French 'mannequin', meaning 'little man or statue'.

Synonyms

dummymodelfigurastand-infigurine

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • store mannequin: A mannequin used in retail stores to display clothing.
  • fashion mannequin: A mannequin specifically designed for showcasing fashion apparel.

Translations

  • Spanish: maniquí
  • French: mannequin
  • German: Schaufensterpuppe
  • Russian: манекен

Related Words

  • dummy: A model for practice or display.
  • model: A three-dimensional representation of an object.

Slang Meanings of mannequin

  • Meaning: To stand or pose without moving, like a mannequin.

    Example Sentence: He was so still you could say he was just mannequining.

  • Meaning: Referring to someone who is overly styled or posed.

    Example Sentence: She's so beautiful, she could be a mannequin.