fool
[fu:l]
n.傻瓜, 小丑, 奶油果蓉
v.愚弄, 欺骗, 开玩笑, 干蠢事, 玩弄, 鬼混
adj.愚蠢的
例句与用法:
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。
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。
He has fooled a lot of people into believing he is a rich man.
他骗了许多人,让人相信他是个富翁。
What a fool I was to believe he is a good man.
我竟然相信他是个好人,我真是个傻瓜。
That silly child never does anything; he just fools about all day long.
那个傻孩子从来不做事,只是整天游手好闲。
词形变化:
动词过去式: fooled | 动词过去分词: fooled | 动词现在分词: fooling | 动词第三人称单数: fools |
n.[C]
1. 蠢人, 傻瓜; 白痴
Do you take me for a fool?
你是不是把我当傻瓜?
2. (从前宫廷内养的供人娱乐的)弄臣, 小丑
vt.
愚弄; 欺骗[O]
Tom fooled a lot of people into believing him.
汤姆骗得很多人相信他。
She fooled the old man out of all his money.
她骗走了老人所有的钱。
vi.
1. 开玩笑; 演滑稽角色
Don't be angry. We are just fooling.
别生气, 我们只是闹着玩的。
2. 鬼混; 无所事事[(+around/about)]
I don't have time to fool around.
我没有时间胡混。
3. 【口】玩弄; 戏弄[(+with)]
Stop fooling with her affections.
不要再玩弄她的感情了。
短语词组:
be a fool to oneself
1. 好心没好报
He's a fool to himself.
他好心没好报。
fool about
1. 虚度光阴
He just fools about all day long.
他整天闲荡。
fool away
1. 浪费
You are fooling away your money.
你这是在浪费钱。
fool with
1. 戏弄
He was fooling with the girl's love.
他在玩弄那姑娘的感情。
make a fool of oneself
1. 出丑
He made a fool of himself.
他出了个大洋相。
make a fool of sb.
1. 愚弄某人
Jane always makes a fool of her younger brother.
简老是作弄她弟弟。
play/act the fool
1. 装傻
The father told the boy to stop playing the fool.
父亲叫孩子不要再装疯卖傻了。
fool
名词复数:fools
过去式:fooled
过去分词:fooled
现在进行时:fooling
词形变化:
动词过去式: fooled | 动词过去分词: fooled | 动词现在分词: fooling | 动词第三人称单数: fools |
同义词:
trick | deceive | mislead | hoodwink | monkey | clown | ass | chump | take in | dupe | jester | con | bamboozle | boob | comedian | blockhead | laughing stock | dunce | ninny | ignoramus | scatterbrain | joke | simpleton | play | know-nothing | cheat | idiot | bluff | imbecile | kid | lamb | delude | nut | pudding | oaf | gull | befool | put on | dissipate | fritter away | mark | tomfool | arse around | frivol away | sucker | COD | slang | shoot | horse around | muggins | mug | fall guy | saphead | soft touch | sap | fritter | fool away | patsy | fool around |
反义词:
sage |
词义辨析:
同义:
v.愚弄; 欺骗; 迷惑
cheat
mislead
trick
deceive
hoodwink
bluff
vi.开玩笑
play
joke
n.蠢人; 傻瓜
ninny
ignoramus
dunce
blockhead
scatterbrain
simpleton
know-nothing
同义参见:
lamb
kid
pudding
ass
imbecile
clown
oaf
nut
monkey
idiot
delude
反义:
n.蠢人; 白痴
sage
反义参见:
wiseman
fool1[fu:l]n.1.■蠢人,傻瓜,笨蛋2.■(中世纪贵族家中或宫廷内供人娱乐的)弄臣;小丑3.■受愚弄者;受骗者4.■[俚语](对某种活动)有癖好(或特长)的人,…迷5.■[废语]白痴;低能者adj.1.■[美国口语]愚蠢的,傻的,笨的;可笑的vi.1.■当傻瓜,干蠢事,干傻事:Can't you stop fooling ?你不能不干蠢事?2.■戏谑,开玩笑,说笑话;做滑稽动作:It's time for you to stop fooling.是你停止开玩笑的时候了。3.■虚度年华,无所事事:You can fool away half your life waiting for good luck,or you can work hard and earn success.你可以浪费半生去等待好运,你也可以通过勤奋工作获得成功。4.■[口语]戏弄,乱弄,玩弄(with):Don't fool with fire or you'll get burned.不要玩火,否则你要被烧伤。vt.1.■愚弄,欺骗,诈骗;使…上当:He fooled her out of her money.他骗走了她的钱。2.■[废语]使…糊涂a fool of circumstances受环境摆布的人act the fool=play the foolbe a fool for无法抵制…的诱惑;喜爱be a fool for one's pains徒劳无功,自讨苦吃吃亏;充当别人的玩具be a fool to[古语]不能与…相比,难与…相提并论be a fool to oneself(出于好心)做吃力不讨好的事;行善事反而得恶报be no(或nobody's)fool精明能干,不受别人愚弄fool along[美国英语]慢慢游荡;从容进行make a fool of oneself因做傻事而出丑make a fool of someone愚弄某人,让某人出丑make an April fool of someone把某人当四月一日愚人节恶作剧的对象play (或 act)the fool做傻事,干蠢事扮滑稽角色;引人发笑play the fool with戏弄,愚弄;欺骗;勾引损坏,毁坏the fool of fate被命运捉弄的人suffer fools(gladly)对蠢人有耐心(the) more fool you (him,them等)你(他,他们等)那样做(或想)真傻 fool2[fu:l]n.1.■[英国英语]【英国烹饪】奶油拌果子泥;水果奶油
foolfool[fu:l]n.1.■蠢人, 傻子; 白痴2.■受愚弄[欺骗]的人3.■(中世纪王侯、贵族雇养的)弄臣, 小丑4.■有癖好的人5.■水果泥和乳脂(一种餐末点心)fool's gold【矿】黄铁矿, 黄铜矿fool's paradise幻想的幸福, 空想; 美梦an April fool愚人节被愚弄的人a chess-playing fool棋迷
词性变化fool[fu:l]vt.1.■欺骗, 愚弄; 诈骗2.■浪费; 虚度3.■诈取fool sb. into doing sth.骗某人作某事fool sb. out of his money诈骗某人钱财fool away one's money [time]浪费钱[时间]fool[fu:l]vi.1.■干蠢事; 闹笑话; 玩弄2.■开玩笑; 演滑稽角色3.■游手好闲; 虚度4.■瞎弄stop fooling停止开玩笑He's fooling about all the day.他整天无所事事浪费时间。If you go on fooling with that gun, there'll be an accident.如果你继续瞎摆弄那枝枪, 就会发生意外。fool[fu:l]adj.1.■[美口]愚蠢的, 傻的
继承用法foolhardinessn.1.■莽撞的性质[状态]foolhardy[ˈfu:lhɑ:dɪ]adj.1.■有勇无谋的, 莽撞的foolproof[ˈfu:lpru:f]adj.1.■[俚](傻瓜也会干, 也能懂的)极其筒单明了的2.■极安全的, 有安全装置的fool's -parsleyn.1.■【植】毒欧芹foolery[ˈfu:lərɪ]n.1.■愚蠢的行为2.■[pl. ]愚蠢的思想[谈吐、行动]
noun
- a person who acts unwisely or imprudently; a silly person
傻子,笨蛋,莽汉
I felt a bit of a fool.
我觉得自己有点像傻瓜。
■(historical)a jester or clown, especially one retained in a great household
(史)(尤指豪门供养的)弄臣,小丑
■(archaic)a person who is duped or imposed on
(古)受愚弄(或欺骗)的人;被利用的人
he is the fool of circumstances.
他是个受环境摆布的人。
- [with obj.]trick or deceive (someone); dupe
愚弄,欺骗
she had been fooling herself in thinking she could remain indifferent.
她一直自欺欺人地以为自己能不为所动。
he fooled nightclub managers into believing he was a successful businessman.
他骗夜总会经理,让他们相信他是个成功商人。
■[no obj.]act in a joking, frivolous, or teasing way
犯傻;开玩笑,戏谑
I shouted at him impatiently to stop fooling around.
我不耐烦地冲他喊别再犯傻了。
■[no obj.](fool around)(N. Amer.)engage in casual or extramarital sexual activity
(北美)拈花惹草,乱搞
- [attrib.](N.Amer., informal)foolish or silly
(北美, 非正式)愚蠢的,傻的
that damn fool waiter.
那个笨到家的侍者。
be no (或 nobody's) fool
- be a shrewd or prudent person
并不傻,精明
- (proverb)a foolish person spends money carelessly and will soon be penniless
(谚)蠢人不积财
- (proverb)people without good sense or judgement will have no hesitation in tackling a situation that even the wisest would avoid
(谚)智者三思之事蠢人急不可待
- trick or deceive (someone) so that they look foolish
愚弄,欺骗(某人)
■(make a fool of oneself)behave in an incompetent or inappropriate way that makes one appear foolish
出丑
- used as an exclamation indicating that a specified person is unwise to behave in such a way
(某人那样做)真傻
if suckers will actually pay to do the work, more fool them.
如果有笨蛋愿花钱做那种事,那真是傻透了!。
- behave in a playful or silly way
扮丑角,逗人笑;做傻瓜,干蠢事
- (proverb)the foolish behaviour of an older person seems especially foolish as they are expected to think and act more sensibly than a younger one
(谚)老人做的蠢事最愚蠢
- used to express cynicism or doubt about an assertion
你别骗我啦!(对别人说法表示嘲讽或怀疑)
‘Fun, was it? Well, you could have fooled me!’.
“有趣,是吗?得了,别骗我啦!”。
- Middle English: from Old French fol 'fool, foolish', from Latin follis 'bellows, windbag', by extension 'empty-headed person'
fool2
noun
- [mass noun][usu. with modifier](chiefly Brit.)a cold dessert made of puréed fruit mixed or served with cream or custard
(主英)奶油(或奶油冻)果子泥
raspberry fool with cream.
奶油悬钩子泥。
- late 16th cent.: perhaps from fool
fool
名词 fool:
a person who lacks good judgment
同义词:sap, saphead, muggins, tomfool
a person who is gullible and easy to take advantage of
同义词:chump, gull, mark, patsy, fall guy, sucker, soft touch, mug
a professional clown employed to entertain a king or nobleman in the middle ages
同义词:jester, motley fool
动词 fool:
make a fool or dupe of
spend frivolously and unwisely
同义词:fritter, frivol away, dissipate, shoot, fritter away, fool away
fool or hoax
同义词:gull, dupe, slang, befool, cod, put on, take in, put one over, put one across
indulge in horseplay
fool
■"You are not quite such a fool as you look", is a left handed compliment.
"你看来不那么笨嘛"是一句言不由衷的恭维话。
■No fool like an old fool.
[谚]老糊涂,最糊涂。
■"Come here,you fool," he said with a laugh.
“来吧,你这个傻瓜,”他笑着说。
■A man may talk like a wise man and yet act like a fool.
一个人可能说话如智者,而行为象愚人。
■He smiled to think what a fool he had been .
一想到他曾那么傻,他就感到可笑。
■God create the flirt as soon as he make the fool.
上帝一造成傻子之后,就马上创造了调情卖俏之徒。
■He is not a wise man who cannot play the fool upon occasions.
不会在必要的情况下装傻的人,不是聪明人。
■Never challenge a fool to do wrong.
不要怂恿愚人干错事。
■Don't try to fool him. He's from Missouri.
不要骗他,他不相信的。
■Maybe he was happy it was an April Fool joke.
不过,他心里也许暗暗庆幸,好在这只是一个愚人节的恶作剧。
■Every man at forty is a fool or a physician.
人到四十,如果不是傻子,就该知道保养身体。
■Silence is said to be golden, but the best fool the world has has ever produced nothing to say on the subject.
人言沉默是金,但这世界出产的顶尖蠢才们则对这问题未见有话说过。
■He's a fool at the best and at the worst he's a criminal.
从好处想的话他是个傻瓜,从坏处想则是个罪犯。
■He is not such a fool as you assumed him to be .
他不像你们想象的那么愚蠢。
■He is not a fool; far from it.
他不是笨蛋,根本就不是。
■He thought he can fool me but I get wise to him.
他以为他能骗得了我,其实我知道他是怎么回事。
■He thought he could fool me but I got wise to him.
他以为他能骗得了我,其实我知道他是怎麽回事。
■They're always playing the fool.
他们总是做蠢事。
■He seems to be living in a fool rs paradise.
他似乎生活在一个虚幻的乐境里。
■He was a fool to make a pretence in that way.
他像那样假充内行简直是个傻瓜。
■He as good as said you were a fool.
他几乎说你是一个傻瓜。
■He tried to familiarize himself with the new fool.
他努力熟悉新工具的使用。
■He called me a fool, or words to that effect.
他叫我呆子或诸如此类的话。
■He's on fool, he'll latch on soon enough to what you are doing.
他可不是傻瓜,他很快就会看出你这是在干什么。
■He gave every indication of being a fool.
他处处显出蠢人的迹象。
■He's always afraid of making a fool of himself.
他处处留神,生怕自己出丑。
■If he plays fool, he'll get his gruel.
他如果干蠢事, 就一定会受到惩罚。
■If he plays fool, he will get his gruel.
他干蠢事,就会受到惩罚。
■He's not such a fool as he's made out to be.
他并不像人们说的那么傻。
■He is trying to fool you,don't listen to him.
他想愚弄你,别听他的。
■He was impudent enough to call me a fool.
他无礼至极,竟然叫我傻瓜。
■He is a fool who bungles consistently.
他是一个总把活儿做得很糟的傻瓜。
■He was kind of a fool.
他有点儿傻。
■He went so far as to call me a fool.
他甚至竟叫我傻瓜。
■He is a fool who bungles constantly.
他真是个笨蛋,做起事来总是笨手笨脚的。
■He's just full of wind, the pompous fool!
他空话连篇,是个自负的蠢材!
■He felt himself a fool not to have seen that.
他觉得自己太傻,连这都没看出来。
■What a fool he was to leave school!
他辍学真是个傻瓜!
■You could not fool all of the people.
你不可能老是欺骗所有的人。
■You do not want to appear a fool .
你不要显得像个傻子似的。
■You are nothing but a pathetic fool.
你只不过是个可怜的傻瓜。
■More fool you for believing him.
你居然相信他,太傻了。
■Be you trying to make a fool if me?
你想把我当傻瓜吗?
■Are you trying to make a fool of me?
你想把我当傻瓜吗?
■You can't fool him; he's much too clever for that.
你愚弄不了他,他够精明的,不会上你的当。
■You can't fool her; she's much too clever for that.
你愚弄不了她,她够精明的,不会上你的当。
■Do you take me for a fool infidel?
你把我当成一个傻瓜?你这个异教徒。
■You'd be a fool to ignore a chance like that.
你放弃掉那样的机会可太蠢了。
■Do you know about April Fool's Day?
你知道愚人节是怎么回事吗?
■You are fool enough to rent that house.
你租那栋房子真够傻的了。
be a fool to oneself
1. 好心没好报
He's a fool to himself.
他好心没好报。
fool about
1. 虚度光阴
He just fools about all day long.
他整天闲荡。
fool away
1. 浪费
You are fooling away your money.
你这是在浪费钱。
fool with
1. 戏弄
He was fooling with the girl's love.
他在玩弄那姑娘的感情。
make a fool of oneself
1. 出丑
He made a fool of himself.
他出了个大洋相。
make a fool of sb.
1. 愚弄某人
Jane always makes a fool of her younger brother.
简老是作弄她弟弟。
play/act the fool
1. 装傻
The father told the boy to stop playing the fool.
父亲叫孩子不要再装疯卖傻了。
习惯用语A fool always rushes to the fore.1.■[谚]愚人总喜强出头。A fool and his money are soon parted.1.■[谚]愚人有钱留不住。A fool may ask more questions in an hour than a wise man can answer in seven years.1.■[谚]聪明人也会被傻瓜难倒。A fool may give a wise man counsel.1.■[谚] 愚者千虑必有一得。A fool may sometimes speak to the purpose.1.■傻瓜有时也能说到点子上。A fool may throw a stone into a well which a hundred wise men cannot pull out.1.■[谚]一个蠢人造成的损失, 一百个聪明人也不能补回。a fool of circumstances1.■受环境摆布的人A fool, when he is silent, is counted wise.1.■[谚]傻瓜不说话就可以冒充聪明人。Answer a fool according to his folly.1.■[谚]按照愚人的蠢话回答愚人。As the fool thinks, so the bell clinks.1.■不管蠢人怎样想, 时钟还是照样响(只有愚人才相信自己的如意算盘)。be a fool for1.■无法抵制的...诱惑; 喜爱be a fool for one's pains1.■吃力不讨好; 自找麻烦2.■吃别人的亏; 充当别人的玩具be a fool to1.■[古]处处不如..., 与...不可同日而语be a fool to oneself1.■干费力不讨好的事(特指出于好心)be fool enough to1.■真傻, 傻到...be nobody's fool1.■机智的, 聪明的beg sb. for a fool1.■[废]把某人当作傻瓜beg sb. for a idiot1.■[废]把某人当作傻瓜Better a witty fool than a foolish wit.1.■宁做聪明的傻子, 不做愚蠢的聪明人。bray a fool in a mortar1.■愚蠢是治不好的Every man has a fool in his sleeve.1.■[谚]人人都有糊涂的时候。fortune's fool1.■命运的宠儿If wise men play the fool, they do it with a vengeance.1.■[谚]聪明人做起糊涂事来, 那才糊涂透顶。make a fool of oneself1.■[口]做傻事, 丢丑make a fool of sb.1.■[口]愚弄某人, 让某人出丑, 使某人当傻瓜make an April fool of sb.1.■把某人当四月一日愚人节恶作剧的对象no fool1.■绝非傻瓜, 精明机敏nobody's fool1.■绝非傻瓜, 精明机敏None is a fool always, every one sometimes.1.■[谚]没有终身的傻瓜, 也没有终身不当傻瓜的人。One fool makes many.1.■[谚]听蠢人话的人也将变成蠢人; 愚蠢也能传染。play the fool1.■扮丑角, 胡闹2.■干蠢事, 荒唐act the fool1.■扮丑角, 胡闹2.■干蠢事, 荒唐play the fool with1.■损坏, 糟蹋2.■愚弄, 戏弄, 勾引put the fool on sb.1.■[废]把某人当傻瓜suffer fools gladly1.■[常用于否定句]耐着性子与蠢人相处, 对傻里傻气的人有耐心The fool doth think he is wise, but the wise man knows himself to be a fool.1.■[谚]愚者自以为聪明, 智者则有自知之明。the fool of fate1.■被命运捉弄的人。more fool you1.■你[他, 他们]真傻more fool him1.■你[他, 他们]真傻more fool them1.■你[他, 他们]真傻the more fool you1.■你[他, 他们]真傻the more fool him1.■你[他, 他们]真傻the more fool them1.■你[他, 他们]真傻no fool like an old fool.1.■[谚]老傻瓜是无可救药的no fool to the old fool.1.■[谚]老傻瓜是无可救药的There's no fool like an old fool.1.■[谚]老傻瓜是无可救药的There's no fool to the old fool.1.■[谚]老傻瓜是无可救药的There's more knows Tom F-than Tom Fool knows.1.■[谚]臭名气并不光彩。Tom fool1.■大傻瓜, 大笨蛋fool about1.■鬼混, 游荡2.■摆弄, 捣鼓, 同...瞎闹fool along1.■[美]慢慢游荡, 磨蹭fool around1.■游荡, 鬼混2.■玩弄fool away1.■浪费, 虚掷(时间, 金钱等)fool in grain1.■十足的大傻瓜fool on1.■干蠢事fool with1.■摆弄, 玩弄Fools and bairns should not see half-done work.1.■[苏, 谚]不要把没完成的活给蠢人和小孩看; 蠢人和小孩看不到将来的成就。Fools grow without watering1.■[谚]傻瓜不用教。Fools have fortune. (=Fortune favours fools)1.■傻人有傻福。Fools make feasts and wise men eat them.1.■傻瓜摆酒席, 聪明 人吃酒席。Fools never know when they are well.1.■[谚]蠢人总是不知足。Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.1.■傻瓜总是急不可待。Fools should not have chapping sticks.1.■[苏, 谚]傻瓜不能动刀弄斧。(此词是通常对小孩讲的, 意为不能让小孩拿尖利的刀具)Fools will be fools still.1.■[谚]傻瓜总是傻瓜。Fools will be medding.1.■[谚]蠢人专爱管闲事。