マネキン

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Common wordFreq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

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Refers to a life-sized model of a human body used for displaying clothes in stores, or a dummy used in training or art.

The mannequin in the shop window is wearing new clothes.

救きゅう急きゅう訓くん練れんでマネキンを使つかって心しん肺ぱい蘇そ生せいを練れん習しゅうした。

We practiced CPR using a mannequin during the first-aid training.

マネキンに〈物もの〉を着きせるto dress a mannequin in something
店てん員いんがマネキンに新しん作さくのワンピースを着きせた。
The clerk dressed the mannequin in the new dress.
〈場ば所しょ〉にマネキンを飾かざるto display a mannequin in a place (e.g. shop window)
ショーウィンドウにマネキンを飾かざって新しん商しょう品ひんを紹しょう介かいしている。
They're displaying a mannequin in the shop window to introduce a new product.

人にん形ぎょうN4
人形 is the general word for dolls, puppets, or figurines of any size, while マネキン specifically means a life-sized human-shaped model used for displaying clothes or training.

トルソー
トルソー is a headless, limbless torso-only display form, whereas マネキン usually has a complete human shape including head and limbs.

体たい
body; physique; posture · shape; form; style · substance; identity; reality · field (mathematics) · counter for humanoid forms (dolls, statues, corpses, etc.) · typeface; type

Loanword from English 'mannequin', which itself comes from Dutch 'manneken' (little man).