Fool
[ fu:l ]
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n. 愚人，傻瓜;受骗者;有癖好的人;受愚弄的人;
vt. 愚弄，欺骗;浪费，虚度;闹笑话;游手好闲;
vi. 开玩笑;欺骗;戏弄;
adj. 愚蠢的;傻的;
📝 例句
"In the classroom and on the football field, John was nobody's fool."
约翰在教室里和足球场上都是个能应付自如的人。
Where' s that fool of a receptionist ?
那个笨蛋接待员在什麽地方?
"She's a fool," said Pearl bitterly.
“她是个糊涂虫。”波儿狠狠地说。
a blithering idiot [fool]
大笨蛋 [傻瓜]
"I was a fool," he said, finally, his voice low, without timbre.
“我是傻瓜，”最后他说，声音低沉，一点没有激情。
🌱 联想助记
【串】一个fool(傻瓜),天气cool(凉的),穿上wool(毛织品),拿偷盗tool(工具),夜入school(学校),被扔进pool(水池)
【记】※ cool-凉快,fool-蠢人:贪图凉快,蠢人感冒
※ fool-傻瓜,food-食物:傻瓜把什么都当食物吃
※ fool-傻瓜,foot-脚:一个傻瓜,用石头砸自己的脚
✅ 同义词
📖 牛津释义
fool
n
1 (derog 贬) person who acts unwisely; person lacking in good sense or judgement; idiot 蠢人; 傻瓜; 白痴
What fools we were not to see the trap! 我们没有看出那是个陷阱, 多麽傻呀!
And I was fool enough (ie so stupid as) to believe him. 而我却相信他, 真够傻的了.
2 (formerly) man employed by a king, noble, etc to amuse others with jokes and tricks; clown or jester （旧时）（国王或贵族豢养的）小丑, 弄臣.
3 (idm 习语) act/play the fool behave irresponsibly or so as to amuse (and perhaps annoy) others 瞎胡闹; 逗乐; （有时指）把人惹恼. be a fool for one's `pains do sth for which one gets no reward or thanks 做费力不讨好的事. be ,no `fool; be ,nobody's `fool be a wise and clever person; not be easily deceived 为人精明; 不易上当. a ,fool and his ,money are ,soon `parted (saying 谚) a foolish person spends, or can be tricked into spending, all his money 傻瓜存不住钱. (be sent/go on) a `fool's errand (be sent/go on) a senseless or an unprofitable mission （被派去干[干]）徒劳无功的或白费力气的差事. (be/live in) a fool's `paradise (be/live in) a state of (false) happiness that cannot last （处於[生活在]不能持久的）（虚幻的）乐境. make a `fool of oneself/sb behave foolishly/trick sb into behaving foolishly 使（自己[某人]）出丑. (the) ,more fool `sb (used as an exclamation 用作感叹语) the person specified is especially unwise for behaving in the way he does 蠢极了. (there is) ,no fool like an `old fool (saying 谚) the foolish behaviour of an older person seems even more foolish because he is expected to act more sensibly than a younger person 最傻的是老傻瓜. not/never suffer fools gladly => suffer. fool, v
1
(a) [I, Ip] ~ (about/around) behave stupidly or foolishly 干蠢事
Stop fooling about with that knife or someone will get hurt. 不要摆弄那把刀, 会伤人的.
(b) [I] tease or joke; pretend 逗弄; 开玩笑
I was only fooling when I said I'd lost your keys. 我说把你的钥匙丢了, 只是逗你玩的.
2 [Tn] trick or deceive (sb) 哄骗, 欺骗（某人）
You can't/don't fool me! 你休想[别]骗我!
3 (phr v) fool about/around waste time; be idle 虚度光阴; 胡混
I was meant to be working on Sunday, but I just fooled around all day. 星期日我本应工作的, 但却闲混了一整天.
fool n [C, U]
(usu in compounds 通常用以构成复合词) cold light pudding of crushed cooked fruit mixed with cream or custard 一种用奶油或蛋奶沙司拌熟水果泥制成的凉布丁
rhubarb fool 大黄茎凉点心.
🔁 扩展释义
*[fu:l]n. 愚人, 受骗者, 奶油拌水果vt. 愚弄, 欺骗, 浪费vi. 干傻事, 开玩笑, 游荡a. 傻的相关词组: make a fool of sb fool sb into doing sth take sb for a fool fool about be a fool to...
📖 同为「MBA」词汇
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If one law is changed, then people will later want to change other laws.
要是变更了一条法律，那么人们还会要变更别的法律的。
I'm afraid it is quite common that people steal things from their workplace.
恐怕人们在工作场所偷东西是相当普遍的。
Von Frisch wanted to find out whether the dance told them how far away the feeding place was.
冯·弗里施想弄清舞蹈是否告诉它们离喂食点有多远。