dopey in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for dopey in the English»French Dictionary

dopey [Brit ˈdəʊpi, Am ˈdoʊpi] ADJ inf

1. dopey (silly):

dopey

abruti

2. dopey (not fully awake):

dopey

groggy inf

dopey

vaseux/-euse inf

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abruti par les médicaments

dopey with medicine

dopey in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for dopey in the English»French Dictionary

dopey <-ier, -iest> ADJ

1. dopey (drowsy):

dopey

hébété(e)

2. dopey (silly):

dopey

débile

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empoté(e)

dopey

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His personality was more dopey and (to use an epithet that may have logically inspired this portrayal, since he "is" a bird) bird-brained than it later became.

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The ending forces the audience to face "reality" in opposition to the dopey resolutions of traditional rom-coms.

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In any case, the mood is dopey and loud.

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But the dopey wrap-up sinks the rest 20,000 leagues.

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They're just as awkward and dopey as all us people and dogs.

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Reframing the song with a jazz combo highlights the rather dopey lyrics, but that appears to be part of the joke.

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He is a tall, lanky man of dopey intelligence who wears green chainmail and carries a spear.

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It takes guts doing something so conspicuously dopey and cloyingly prepubescent in this economy.

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Starting out as a dopey teenage tearaway, she is now responsible for her younger brother, constantly trying to do the right thing by him and sometimes failing.

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He'll be writing the article again in about 2 years when he can't stand the dopey air chambers.

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