foolish
/ˈfulɪʃ/KK
fu·lɪʃ
變化形
more foolish
most foolish
1.
愚蠢的；不明智的；欠缺判斷力的
形容人、行為或決定缺乏良好判斷力，可能造成問題或不好的結果
用法：通常放在名詞前，或放在連綴動詞後作主詞補語
It was foolish to leave your umbrella at home on such a rainy day.
在這麼下雨的日子把雨傘留在家裡，實在很不明智。
A student made a foolish mistake by sending the message to the wrong group.
一名學生犯了一個愚蠢的錯誤，把訊息傳到錯的群組。
2.
可笑的；荒唐的
形容某件事荒唐、不合理，令人覺得可笑
用法：可放在名詞前，也可用於描述整件事或某個想法
The idea of canceling the school trip because of one cloudy morning is foolish.
只因為早上有點陰，就取消校外教學，這個想法很荒唐。
It would be foolish to argue about the bill before checking it.
還沒確認帳單就爭論，會很愚蠢。
常見錯誤
It was foolish of him to forgot his homework.
It was foolish of him to forget his homework.
She is foolish to making that choice.
She was foolish to make that choice.
It is foolish for you arguing with your parents.
It is foolish of you to argue with your parents.
He did a foolish.
He did something foolish.
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學習提示
・此字可形容行為或決定，也可直接形容人，但直接說某人很愚蠢可能讓對方覺得被冒犯
・「It is foolish of 某人 to 加動詞原形」用來批評某人的特定行為，不一定表示那個人一直都很愚蠢
・與「silly」相比，此字通常較強，較常帶有不明智或判斷錯誤的意思