No. 10,575 in French

mannequins

"Mannequins" in French means "models" (for fashion) or "dummies" (used for display).

In a sentence

Les mannequins défilent sur le podium.
Models walk the runway.
In this sentence, 'mannequins' refers to live individuals acting as fashion models for a show.
Je vais acheter quelques mannequins pour l’exposition.
I will buy some mannequins for the exhibition.
Here, 'mannequins' refers to representation figures or statues used for display purposes in exhibitions.
Les mannequins dans cette présentation sont vraiment bien détaillés.
The mannequins in this presentation are really well detailed.
In this context, 'mannequins' again refers to display models, emphasizing their realistic and detailed characteristics.

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