Prevodi za „dopey“ v slovarju angleško » poljski

dopey, dopy [ˈdəʊpi, am. angl. ˈdoʊ-] PRID.

1. dopey (drowsy):

dopey

otumaniony

2. dopey (silly):

dopey

głupkowaty

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Then it just becomes dopey and lacks the moderate bite of the earlier scenes.

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

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I'm surprised how many women liked this dopey movie.

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So... do you want the brainless action flick, the inane thriller, or the dopey comedies?

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A dopey detective and his corrupt boss try to stop it.

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I'd be tiddly by noon and dopey all afternoon.

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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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His generally demeanor is that of a very dopey bear with a big appetite, usually thinking of food in the most inappropriate moments.

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In any case, the mood is dopey and loud.

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