fool
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/fuːl/
🇬🇧
/fuːl/
noun
B2
a person who acts or speaks without thinking wisely
I felt like a fool when I forgot my keys at home.
當我把鑰匙忘在家裡時，我覺得自己像個傻瓜。
R
a person in the past who made kings and queens laugh with jokes and songs
The king's fool made everyone laugh with his funny stories.
國王的弄臣用他有趣的故事讓每個人都笑了。
R
a sweet dish made by mixing soft fruit with cream
We had a delicious strawberry fool for dessert.
我們吃了美味的草莓芙爾作為甜點。
verb
R
to make someone believe something that is not true
He tried to fool me with his fake story, but I knew the truth.
他試圖用他的假故事欺騙我，但我知道真相。
R
to act in a silly or playful way
Stop being a fool and pay attention to the lesson.
別再犯傻了，專心聽課。
adjective
R
showing a lack of good sense or judgment
That was a fool idea to go out in the rain without an umbrella.
不帶傘在雨中出門真是個愚蠢的主意。
translation
傻瓜, 小丑, 水果奶油甜點
愚弄, 胡鬧
愚蠢的
詞形變化
3rd Present
fools
Past
fooled
Perfect
fooled
Progressive
fooling
Plural
fools