fool英语什么意思

fool作名词时最常用的意思是蠢人；傻瓜，此时为可数名词。作动词时有欺骗或做傻事的意思。作形容词时意为愚蠢的（非正式用语）。

fool意思是傻瓜。美/fuːl/，英/fuːl/。n.傻瓜，愚人，笨蛋；旧时宫廷的小丑，弄臣；受骗者；奶油果泥vt.欺骗，愚弄，戏弄vi.开玩笑，犯傻adj.愚蠢的；傻的。过去式fooled，过去分词fooled，现在分词fooling，第三人称单数fools，复数fools。

例句

1.Myfriendtoldmethatawomanisafoolinlove.

我朋友跟我说女人在爱情中就是个傻子。

2.Foolingpeopleyoungerthanyourselfwillbecondemned.

愚弄比自己年纪小的人会受人谴责。

3.Aftergettingmarried，theyoungmanfooledaroundwithotherwomen.

这个年轻男子结婚后还和其他女人鬼混。

fool 1 / fuːl; ful/ n (derog 贬) person who acts unwisely; person lacking in good sense or judgement; idiot 蠢人; 傻瓜; 白痴: What fools we were not to see the trap! 我们没有看出那是个陷阱, 多麽傻呀! * And I was fool enough (ie so stupid as) to believe him. 而我却相信他, 真够傻的了. (formerly) man employed by a king, noble, etc to amuse others with jokes and tricks; clown or jester （旧时）（国王或贵族豢养的）小丑, 弄臣. (idm 习语) act/play the fool behave irresponsibly or so as to amuse (and perhaps annoy) others 瞎胡闹; 逗乐; （有时指）把人惹恼. be a fool for one's `pains do sth for which one gets no reward or thanks 做费力不讨好的事. be ,no `fool; be ,nobody's `fool be a wise and clever person; not be easily deceived 为人精明; 不易上当. a ,fool and his ,money are ,soon `parted (saying 谚) a foolish person spends, or can be tricked into spending, all his money 傻瓜存不住钱. (be sent/go on) a `fool's errand (be sent/go on) a senseless or an unprofitable mission （被派去干[干]）徒劳无功的或白费力气的差事. (be/live in) a fool's `paradise (be/live in) a state of (false) happiness that cannot last （处於[生活在]不能持久的）（虚幻的）乐境. make a `fool of oneself/sb behave foolishly/trick sb into behaving foolishly 使（自己[某人]）出丑. (the) ,more fool `sb (used as an exclamation 用作感叹语) the person specified is especially unwise for behaving in the way he does 蠢极了. (there is) ,no fool like an `old fool (saying 谚) the foolish behaviour of an older person seems even more foolish because he is expected to act more sensibly than a younger person 最傻的是老傻瓜. not/never suffer fools gladly => suffer.> fool v 1 (a) [I, Ip] ~ (about/around) behave stupidly or foolishly 干蠢事: Stop fooling about with that knife or someone will get hurt. 不要摆弄那把刀, 会伤人的. (b) [I] tease or joke; pretend 逗弄; 开玩笑: 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. 2 [Tn] trick or deceive (sb) 哄骗, 欺骗（某人）: You can't/don't fool me! 你休想[别]骗我! 3 (phr v) fool about/around waste time; be idle 虚度光阴; 胡混: 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.# ,April `Fool person tricked on April Fool's Day （在愚人节）受愚弄的人.April `Fool's Day 1 April 愚人节（4月1日）. fool 2 / fuːl; ful/ n [C, U] (usu in compounds 通常用以构成复合词) cold light pudding of crushed cooked fruit mixed with cream or custard 一种用奶油或蛋奶沙司拌熟水果泥制成的凉布丁: rhubarb fool 大黄茎凉点心.