do·do
noun/ˈdəʊdəʊ/
/ˈdəʊdəʊ/
(plural dodos)
Idioms - a large bird that could not fly and that is now extinct (= no longer exists)
渡渡鸟（不能飞行，现已灭绝） - (North American English) a stupid person
傻瓜；笨蛋；蠢货
Word Originearly 17th cent.: from Portuguese doudo ‘simpleton’ (because the bird had no fear of man and was easily killed).
Idioms
(as) dead as a/the dodo
- (British English, informal) completely dead; no longer interesting or relevant
完全过时；不再引人注目；失效 - In the second half both teams made substitutions to try and liven things up, but the game was as dead as a dodo.
下半场两队都纷纷换人，试图活跃气氛，但比赛却死气沉沉。
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- In the second half both teams made substitutions to try and liven things up, but the game was as dead as a dodo.