Fool
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British pronunciation/fˈuːl/
American pronunciation/ˈfuɫ/

"fool"的定义和意义

to fool
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欺骗, 愚弄

to trick someone by making them believe something false or absurd
Transitive: to fool sb
to fool definition and meaning
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They fooled the crowd with a fake announcement, causing confusion and excitement.
He fooled everyone with his elaborate story about winning the lottery.
She fooled the store clerk by returning an item that was n’t hers.
02

开玩笑, 搞笑

to behave in a silly or senseless way
Intransitive
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They fooled by pretending to be superheroes, acting out ridiculous stunts in the yard.
He would often fool during meetings, distracting everyone with his nonsense.
He fooled all night, cracking jokes and pulling pranks to entertain everyone.
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欺骗, 使......受愚

to trick or deceive someone into behaving foolishly
Transitive: to fool sb into sth
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They fooled their friend into thinking it was his birthday.
She fooled the game show host into thinking she knew the correct answer.
He was fooled into making a decision he would regret.
Fool
01

泡沫果, 水果甜点

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

What is "fool"?

Fool is a type of English dessert made from a mixture of whipped cream, fruit, and sugar. It is usually served in a bowl or cup and can be customized with different flavors and toppings. Fool is a favorite among those looking for a sweet and refreshing treat, and can be enjoyed as a snack or a dessert

02

傻瓜, 愚蠢的人

a person who lacks good judgment
03

傻瓜, 愚蠢的人

a person who lacks judgment or is easily deceived
04

小丑, 愚者

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

Who is a "fool"?

A fool is a performer known for their humorous and often unconventional behavior, traditionally found in various forms of theater and entertainment. They use comedy, wit, and physical actions to amuse and engage the audience. Historically, fools had roles in plays and festivals, often acting as jesters or clowns who made light of serious situations and entertained with their cleverness and playful behavior. Their performances typically involve exaggerated gestures, jokes, and tricks, aiming to create laughter and provide amusement.

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智者愚人, 幽默的智者

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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They fooled the crowd with a fake announcement, causing confusion and excitement.
He fooled everyone with his elaborate story about winning the lottery.
She fooled the store clerk by returning an item that wasn’t hers.
The illusionist's performance was designed to fool the audience.
Kids often enjoy fooling each other with playful pranks and jokes.
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