英语词汇“fool”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词

fool

释义

a person lacking in prudence, common sense, or understanding

a person who is victimized or made to appear foolish; a dupe

a jester employed by a royal or noble household

act/play the fool

to deliberately behave in an amusingly or irritatingly foolish manner

be no/nobody's fool

to be wise or shrewd

make a fool of somebody

to trick somebody

to make somebody look foolish

make a fool of oneself

to behave in a way or do something that leads to embarrassment

more fool

used to express the opinion that somebody has done, is doing, or is proposing to do something foolish

More fool you for believing him, then!

foolery noun

[Middle English from Old French fol, ultimately from Latin follis bellows, bag]

to trick or deceive (somebody or something)

verb intrans

to say or do something as a joke

Don't take things so seriously. I was only fooling

to behave in a silly or irresponsible way

(+ with) to deal or contend with somebody without serious thought, purpose, or effort

He's a dangerous man to fool with

(+ with) to meddle or tamper thoughtlessly or ignorantly with something

You don't fool with electricity. Call an electrician

NAmer, informal foolish or silly

The dog was barking his fool head off

chiefly Brit a cold dessert made from whipped cream or custard and fruit pureé

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