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61 ahmakça davranmak
to play the fool -
62 aldatmak
"to mislead; to cheat, to deceive, to fool, to swindle, to defraud, to delude, to trick, to hoodwink, to beguile (sb into doing), to fox, to dupe, to take sb in; to be unfaithful, to cuckold, to cheat on sb" -
63 anan güzel mi
I'm no fool -
64 angut
"ruddy sheldrake; fool, bumpkin, clot" -
65 aptal
"stupid, silly, half-witted, dense, daft, goofy,potty, dozy;" fool, idiot, half wit, chump, goof, blockhead, ninny, clot -
66 balkabağı
"squash; fool, clot" -
67 bir nisan şakası yapmak
to make an April fool of sb -
68 budala
"stupid, silly, birdbrained, blockheaded, dumb, dim, daft; mad on, silly about; idiot, fool, gull, half-wit, ass, dope" -
69 gerzek
"cretin, dozy; fool, clot" -
70 kandırmak
to persuade, to convince, to get round sb, to get around sb " ikna etmek; to deceive, to fool, to cheat, to take sb in, to fox, to hoodwink, to cajole sb (into/out of sth), to delude, to dupe, to trick, to beguile (sb into doing); to seduce, to entice; to satisfy" -
71 kaz
"goose, gander; fool, idiot, ass, dope" -
72 kazma
"pickaxe, pick, pickax; digging, excavation; fool, idiot, ass" -
73 kendini gülünç duruma düşürmek
to make a fool of oneself, to become a laughing stock -
74 maskaralık etmek
to play the fool, to clown -
75 maskaraya çevirmek
to make a fool of -
76 nisanbalığı
April fool -
77 salak
"silly, foolish, stupid, daft, cuckoo, dim, dense; fool, clot, booby, idiot, ass, ninny, goon, dope, chump, cretin" -
78 saray soytarısı
court fool -
79 tembellik etmek
to laze (about/around), to fool around/about, to slack -
80 uyutmak
"to put to sleep, to make (sb) sleep; to deceive, to fool"
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