duped

UK
/djuːpt/
US
/duːpt/
dupeverb

duped

Past Simple

duped
Past Simple
duped
Past Participle
duping
ing-form
UK
/djuːp/
US
/duːp/
Translations
He was duped into buying a fake watch.
Il a été dupé pour acheter une fausse montre.
dupliquerTechnique, notamment pour les fichiers, enregistrements ou films.
The technician duped the archival tape to create a working copy for the studio.
Le technicien a dupliqué la bande d’archives pour créer une copie de travail pour le studio.
Definitions
To deceive or trick someone into believing something that is not true.
He was duped into buying a fake watch.
To make a duplicate of something, especially a film, recording, or digital file.
The technician duped the archival tape to create a working copy for the studio.
dupenoun
Definitions
A person who is easily deceived or tricked.
He was a dupe, falling for every scam that came his way.
A duplicate or copy of something.
The painting was a dupe, indistinguishable from the original.
dupeadjective
Definitions
Imitative or serving as a cheaper substitute for a more expensive product.
She bought a dupe handbag that looked just like the designer original.