fool

词义

名词

傻瓜，傻子：指缺乏判断力、做事轻率或做出不明智选择的人。

小丑，丑角：在戏剧、喜剧或表演中，通常指以搞笑、荒谬或轻松的方式娱乐观众的人。

 

动词

欺骗，愚弄：通过虚假的信息或行为使某人相信不真实的事情。

愚弄，戏弄：使某人表现出愚蠢或不聪明的行为。

 

音标

英 [fuːl]

美 [fuːl]

词汇用法

作为名词

You made a fool of yourself at the party.
(你在派对上让自己出丑了。)

 

作为动词

Don't fool me! I know what's going on.
(不要骗我！我知道发生了什么事。)

 

常见短语

make a fool of oneself：使自己出丑

He made a fool of himself by trying to impress everyone.
(他试图让每个人都刮目相看，结果使自己出丑。)

 

fool around：胡闹，浪费时间

Stop fooling around and get back to work.
(别再胡闹了，快回去工作吧。)

 

fool with：玩弄，戏弄

Don't fool with that equipment; it's dangerous.
(不要胡乱弄那个设备，它很危险。)

 

例句

He was such a fool to trust her.
(他真是个傻瓜，居然信任她。)

She feels like a fool for not seeing the signs earlier.
(她觉得自己是个傻瓜，早该看出这些迹象。)

The magician fooled the audience with his incredible tricks.
(魔术师凭借他惊人的把戏愚弄了观众。)

Don't be a fool and let someone take advantage of you.
(不要当傻瓜，让别人利用你。)

You’re not a fool, just a little naive.
(你不是傻瓜，只是有点天真。)

The clown acted like a fool to entertain the kids.
(那个小丑像傻瓜一样表演，来逗孩子们开心。)

I can’t believe you fooled me again!
(我简直不敢相信你又愚弄了我！)

She fooled everyone into believing that she was a professional.
(她愚弄了所有人，让他们相信她是个专业人士。)

Don’t fool yourself; this project will take longer than you think.
(别自欺欺人了，这个项目比你想的要花更长时间。)

He fooled around in class instead of paying attention.
(他在课堂上胡闹，而不是专心听讲。)

总结
“fool”在英语中是一个多功能的词，可以作为名词和动词使用。它不仅指愚蠢的人或行为，还常用来描述某人由于轻信或过于自信而做出的错误决定。在日常口语和文学作品中，"fool"常常带有戏谑或调侃的意味。