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1 foolish
foolish ['fu:lɪʃ]∎ it would be foolish to leave now ce serait de la folie de partir maintenant;∎ that was very foolish of her ce n'était pas très malin de sa part;∎ I was foolish enough to believe her j'ai été assez bête pour la croire;∎ don't do anything foolish ne faites pas de bêtises;∎ a foolish hope un fol espoir(b) (ridiculous) ridicule, bête;∎ I felt rather foolish je me sentais plutôt idiot ou ridicule;∎ I feel really foolish in this costume je me sens vraiment ridicule dans ce costume;∎ the question made him look foolish la question l'a ridiculisé -
2 foolish
foolish [ˈfu:lɪ∫]a. ( = foolhardy) [person] bête ; [action, decision, mistake] stupide• what a foolish thing to do! quelle bêtise !b. ( = ridiculous) [person, question] ridicule* * *['fuːlɪʃ]1) [person] bête ( to do de faire)2) [grin, expression] stupide3) ( misguided) [decision, question, remark] idiot -
3 foolish
1 ( naïvely silly) [person] bête (to do de faire) ; to be foolish enough to do être assez bête pour faire ;2 ( stupid) [grin, look] ridicule ; to look/feel foolish avoir l'air/se sentir ridicule ; to make sb look foolish rendre qn ridicule ;3 ( misguided) [decision, question, remark] idiot ; that was a foolish thing to do c'était idiot de faire cela. -
4 stupid
stupid ['stju:pɪd]∎ he's always saying/doing stupid things il dit/fait sans arrêt des bêtises;∎ I was stupid enough to go and apologize j'ai eu la sottise d'aller ou j'ai été assez bête pour aller m'excuser;∎ he's stupid enough to believe you il est assez bête pour vous croire;∎ stop being so stupid! arrête de faire l'idiot ou l'imbécile!;∎ how stupid of me! que je suis bête!;∎ what a stupid place to put it! c'est idiot de l'avoir mis là!;∎ I'm not stupid, you know! je ne suis pas idiot quand même!∎ he was still stupid from or with sleep il était encore abruti de sommeil;∎ to drink oneself stupid s'abrutir d'alcool∎ where did I put that stupid hammer? où est-ce que j'ai mis ce maudit marteau?2 nounfamiliar bêta(asse) m,f, idiot(e)□ mf;∎ I'm only joking, stupid! je plaisante, gros bêta! -
5 fun
fun [fʌn]1 noun∎ to have fun s'amuser;∎ we had fun at the party nous nous sommes bien amusés à la soirée;∎ have fun! amusez-vous bien!;∎ what fun! ce que c'est drôle ou amusant!;∎ I don't see the fun in kicking a ball round a field je ne trouve pas ça drôle de faire le tour d'un terrain en donnant des coups de pied dans un ballon;∎ skiing is good or great fun c'est très amusant de faire du ski;∎ it's fun to go cycling c'est marrant de faire du vélo;∎ she's tremendous fun elle est drôlement marrante;∎ her brother is a lot of fun son frère est très drôle;∎ the children got a lot of fun out of the bicycle les enfants se sont bien amusés avec le vélo;∎ I'm learning Chinese for fun or for the fun of it j'apprends le chinois pour mon plaisir;∎ he only went for the fun of it il n'y est allé que pour s'amuser;∎ just for the fun of it he pretended to be the boss histoire de rire, il a fait semblant d'être le patron;∎ it wasn't much fun walking home in the rain rentrer à pied sous la pluie n'avait rien d'une partie de plaisir;∎ it won't be half as much fun without you ce ne sera pas si drôle sans toi;∎ are you reading Marx for fun? c'est par plaisir que tu lis Marx?;∎ his sister spoiled the fun sa sœur a joué les trouble-fête ou les rabat-joie;∎ I don't want to spoil your fun, but could you keep the noise down? je ne veux pas jouer les trouble-fête, mais est-ce que vous pourriez faire un peu moins de bruit?;∎ having to wear a crash helmet takes all the fun out of motorcycling devoir porter un casque gâche tout le plaisir qu'on a à faire de la moto;∎ ironic her boyfriend walked in and that's when the fun began son copain est entré et c'est là qu'on a commencé à rire;∎ the president has become a figure of fun le président est devenu la risée de tous;∎ to make fun of or to poke fun at sb se moquer de qn;∎ we'll have a children's party with lots of fun and games on va organiser une fête pour les enfants avec des tas de jeux ou divertissements;∎ I've had enough of your fun and games (foolish behaviour) j'en ai assez de tes blagues ou farces;∎ there'll be some fun and games if his wife finds out (trouble) ça va mal aller si sa femme l'apprend(b) (playfulness) enjouement m, gaieté f;∎ to be full of fun être plein d'entrain ou très gai;∎ he said it in fun il l'a dit pour rire ou en plaisantantfamiliar rigolo, marrant;∎ he's a fun guy or person il est rigolo ou marrant∎ I was just funning! c'était pour rire!►► fun fur fourrure f synthétique
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