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...
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I was doing some exercises on the high-and-low bars. When I landed, I fell forward and hurt myself. Someone was standing too close and I knocked into him and fell over onto my shoulder.
我当时在高低杠上练习。落地时向前摔倒受了伤。有人站的离我太近，我撞在他身上，跌了一跤，肩膀也受了伤。
As Fred was going in the same direction, he walked along with the tourist.
因为游客与弗雷德走的是同一个方向，他便与游客一道同行。
The find of the century - Children aged 13 and 11 discover cave paintings.
“本世纪的重大发现--13岁和11岁的孩子发现了岩画”。