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1 будала
fool, simpleton, ass, booby, nincompoop————————fool; idiot; mad; foolish; crazy————————fool; idiot————————crazy; mad; insane; foolish* * *(фиг)calf (pl calves)--------nitwit, loco (sl Am), zany (arch), mad, madman -
2 идиот
fool; idiot; mad; foolish; crazy————————idiot, imbecile————————fool; idiot* * *idiot, cretin, innocent (arch) -
3 нечесен однос
fool play* * *fool play -
4 нечесна игра
fool play* * *fool play -
5 луд
fool; idiot; mad; foolish; crazy————————mad, insane, foolish, crazy, silly, bramsich, frantic, wild, unreasonable, unwise————————crazy; mad; insane; foolish————————insane; crazy; mad; not normal* * *mad, insane--------madman, illogical, bats (sl) -
6 лудак
fool, lunatic, dunce, maniac, silly person -
7 вистински глупак
enough of a fool* * *enough of a fool -
8 излегува будала
play the fool* * *play the fool -
9 залудува
to begin to fool, to play fool, (за нешто) to be mad about, (вљубен) to be infatuated with -
10 априлили
April fool -
11 глупак
blochead, fool, idiot, booby, simpleton, dunce* * *nincompoop, zany (arch), imbecile, noodle (coll) -
12 глупачка
blockhead, fool, idiot, boody, simpleton, dunce* * *(сленг)moo -
13 измамен на први април
April fool -
14 акмак
blockhead, fool, idiot, boody, simpleton, dunce -
15 заглупи
to grow stupid, to be foolish, to make fool of oneself -
16 збудали
to stupefy, to make dull, fool, crazy, silly -
17 збудали се
to be stupid, to be (become) dull, crazy, mad, insane, silly, to become fool, to grow stupid -
18 излуди
(се)to fool, to dupe -
19 ошутува
to jest, to become fool, to stupefy -
20 ошути
to jest, to become fool, to stupefy
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