fool
fool
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fool
British pronunciation
/fˈuːl/

Definition und Bedeutung von „fool“ im Englischen

to fool
01

täuschen, narren

to trick someone by making them believe something false or absurd
Transitive: to fool sb
to fool definition and meaning
example
Beispiele
They fooled the crowd with a fake announcement, causing confusion and excitement.
Sie täuschten die Menge mit einer gefälschten Ankündigung und verursachten Verwirrung und Aufregung.
02

scherzen, albern herumalbern

to behave in a silly or senseless way
Intransitive
example
Beispiele
He liked to fool, often making silly mistakes just to see people ’s reactions.
Er mochte es, herumzualbern, oft machte er dumme Fehler, nur um die Reaktionen der Leute zu sehen.
03

täuschen, narren

to trick or deceive someone into behaving foolishly
Transitive: to fool sb into sth
example
Beispiele
She fooled him into believing her story, leaving him red-faced when the truth came out.
Sie täuschte ihn, um ihn ihre Geschichte glauben zu lassen, und ließ ihn rot anlaufen, als die Wahrheit ans Licht kam.
01

Fool, Fruchtcreme

an English dessert that is made by mixing softened fruit with cream or custard
fool definition and meaning
02

a person who behaves in a silly, stupid, or clown-like way

InformalInformal
03

Narr, Dummkopf

a person who lacks judgment or is easily deceived
example
Beispiele
Do n’t be a fool — think before you act.
Sei kein Dummkopf—denke nach, bevor du handelst.
04

Narr, Hofnarr

a performer or entertainer in a royal court or other setting who is known for their humorous or nonsensical performances
05

der Narr, der Hofnarr

a character who embodies both humor and wisdom, and can offer insights into the human condition that other characters may overlook or disregard
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