sucker

A noun with multiple meanings, including a gullible person, a shoot from a plant's roots, a type of freshwater fish, a lollipop, or a suction organ.

ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями, включая доверчивого человека, побег от корней растения, вид пресноводной рыбы, леденец на палочке или орган присасывания.esSustantivo con varios significados, incluyendo a una persona ingenua o fácil de engañar, un brote que sale de la raíz de una planta, un tipo de pez de agua dulce, un caramelo duro con palito, o un órgano de succión.frNom avec plusieurs sens, désignant une personne naïve ou crédule, un rejet issu des racines d'une plante, un poisson d'eau douce, une sucette sur bâtonnet, ou un organe de fixation.deSubstantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen, darunter ein leichtgläubiger Mensch, ein Trieb oder Schössling einer Pflanze, eine Art Süßwasserfisch, ein Lutscher am Stiel oder ein Saugorgan.ptSubstantivo com vários significados, incluindo pessoa ingênua ou fácil de enganar, broto que cresce das raízes de uma planta, tipo de peixe de água doce, pirulito e órgão de sucção ou ventosa.zh一个多义词，指轻信易受骗的人，也指植物从根部生出的嫩芽、一种淡水鱼、棒棒糖，或动物的吸盘器官。arاسم له عدة معانٍ، منها الشخص الساذج سريع التصديق، والبرعم أو النمو الجانبي الذي يخرج من جذر النبات، ونوع من الأسماك النهرية، ومصاصة الحلوى، وعضو الامتصاص لدى بعض الحيوانات.

1. Gullible person B2 informal

   A person who is easily deceived or taken advantage of.

   • He's such a sucker for a sob story.
   • Don't be a sucker; that deal is too good to be true.
   • She felt like a sucker after falling for the scam.

   ruЛегковерный человекesPersona crédula o incautafrPersonne naïve ou créduledeLeichtgläubige PersonptPessoa ingênuazh容易受骗的人arشخص ساذج

   Sinônimos: chumpdupeeasy markfoolgullmarkpatsypigeonpushoversapvictim

   Antônimos: cynicdoubterskeptic

2. Plant shoot C1 formal

   A shoot that grows from the roots or lower part of a plant, often from the rootstock.

   • The gardener removed the suckers from the rose bush.
   • Suckers can drain energy from the main plant.
   • Tomato plants often produce suckers that need pruning.

   ruПобегeschupón (brote basal)frrejeton de plantedeWurzelschösslingptRebentozh根蘖arخلفة

   Sinônimos: offshootshootsprout

3. Lollipop A2 informal american

   A piece of hard candy on a stick.

   • The child was happily licking a red sucker.
   • She bought a bag of assorted suckers for the party.
   • He offered the toddler a sucker to calm him down.

   ruЛеденец на палочкеesPiruletafrsucettedeLutscherptPirulitozh棒棒糖arمصاصة على عصا

   Sinônimos: lollipoplolly

4. Suction organ C2 formal

   An organ or part adapted for sucking nourishment or for adhering to objects by suction.

   • Leeches have a sucker at each end of their body.
   • The octopus uses its suckers to grip prey.
   • Some fish have a sucker-like mouth for feeding.

   ruПрисоскаesÓrgano succionadorfrVentouse biologiquedeSaugorganptÓrgão de sucçãozh吸盘arالممص

   Sinônimos: acetabulumsuction cup

5. Freshwater fish C1 formal

   Any of numerous North American freshwater fishes with a thick-lipped mouth adapted for feeding by suction.

   • The river is home to several species of sucker.
   • Anglers often catch sucker fish in the spring.
   • Suckers are related to carps and have toothless jaws.

   ruЧукучанesMatalotefrMeunier (poisson)deSaugkarpfenptpeixe-sucçãozh亚口鱼arسمك المصاص

• suckers plural form
• suckers' possessive plural form
• sucker's possessive singular form