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fool
UK
/fuːl/
US
/fuːl/
fools
pl
UK
/fuːl/
US
/fuːl/
Translations
He felt like a fool after realizing he had been tricked.
Il s'est senti comme un imbécile après s'être rendu compte qu'on l'avait trompé.
The king's fool entertained the court with his witty jokes and antics.
Le bouffon du roi divertissait la cour avec ses plaisanteries spirituelles et ses cabrioles.
In many readings, the Fool symbolizes new beginnings and potential.
Dans de nombreuses lectures, Le Mat symbolise les nouveaux départs et le potentiel.
Additional translations
Definitions
He felt like a fool after realizing he had been tricked.
She played the fool in the magician's act, much to the audience's amusement.
The king's fool entertained the court with his witty jokes and antics.
For dessert, we had a delicious raspberry fool.
In many readings, the Fool symbolizes new beginnings and potential.
fooled
Past Simple
fooled
Past Participle
fooling
Gerund
UK
/fuːl/
US
/ful/
Translations
He tried to fool his friends into thinking he had won the lottery.
Il a essayé de duper ses amis en leur faisant croire qu'il avait gagné à la loterie.
The children were fooling around in the backyard, pretending to be pirates.
Les enfants faisaient l'imbécile dans le jardin, en prétendant être des pirates.
Additional translations
Definitions
He tried to fool his friends into thinking he had won the lottery.
The children were fooling around in the backyard, pretending to be pirates.
He fooled away the entire morning instead of getting any work done.
UK
/fuːl/
US
/ful/
Archaic/rare: used attributively to mean ‘foolish’ or ‘silly’.
Translations
It was a fool decision to ignore the safety warnings.
C'était une décision stupide d'ignorer les avertissements de sécurité.
Additional translations
Definitions
It was a fool decision to ignore the safety warnings.