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fool
UK
/fuːl/
US
/fuːl/
fool around
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Traduzioni
fool
noun
fools
pl
UK
/fuːl/
US
/fuːl/
дурак
He felt like a fool after making that mistake.
Он почувствовал себя дураком после того, как совершил эту ошибку.
глупец
Only a fool would believe such a story.
Только глупец поверит в такую историю.
шут
The king's fool entertained the court with his antics.
Шут короля развлекал двор своими выходками.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
болван
простофиля
недотёпа
Sinonimi
idiot
simpleton
dunce
nincompoop
clown
buffoon
moron
blockhead
dullard
nitwit
Contrari
genius
savant
intellect
fool
verb
fooled
Past Simple
fooled
Past Participle
fooling
Gerund
UK
/fuːl/
US
/ful/
обманывать
He tried to fool his friends with a magic trick.
Он пытался обмануть своих друзей фокусом.
дурачить
She loves to fool her little brother by hiding his toys.
Она любит дурачить своего младшего брата, пряча его игрушки.
одурачить
They managed to fool the guards and escape.
Им удалось одурачить охранников и сбежать.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
обводить вокруг пальца
надувать
одурачивать
морочить
вдурачить
Sinonimi
deceive
trick
mislead
dupe
beguile
outwit
hoodwink
fool
adjective
UK
/fuːl/
US
/ful/
Archaic/rare: used attributively to mean ‘foolish’ or ‘silly’.
Sinonimi
foolish
silly
stupid
asinine
idiotic
daft
inane
absurd
mindless
brainless
reckless
rash
thoughtless
ill-advised
Definizioni
fool
noun
A person who acts unwisely or imprudently; a silly person.
He felt like a fool after realizing he had been tricked.
A person who is easily tricked or deceived.
She played the fool in the magician's act, much to the audience's amusement.
A jester or clown, especially one retained in a royal or noble household.
The king's fool entertained the court with his witty jokes and antics.
A dessert made of puréed fruit mixed with cream or custard.
For dessert, we had a delicious raspberry fool.
The card numbered zero in a tarot deck, typically depicting a young man setting out on a journey; the Fool card.
In many readings, the Fool symbolizes new beginnings and potential.
fool
verb
To deceive or trick someone into believing something that is not true.
He tried to fool his friends into thinking he had won the lottery.
To act in a playful or silly way.
The children were fooling around in the backyard, pretending to be pirates.
To waste or spend (time or opportunities) idly or frivolously, usually with ‘away’.
He fooled away the entire morning instead of getting any work done.
fool
adjective
Foolish; lacking good sense or judgment.
It was a fool decision to ignore the safety warnings.
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