fooled

發音: US [ful] UK [fuːl]

同義字

n.	1. (已往王侯雇養的)小醜,弄臣 2. 〈英〉(煮熟的)糖水水果拌奶油 3. 受愚弄[欺騙]的人 4. 有癖好的人 5. 笨人,傻子,白癡
v.	1. 愚弄;欺騙 2. 浪費,虛度 3. 遊手好閑;瞎弄 4. 鬧笑話;開玩笑;幹傻事
adj.	1. 〈美口〉愚蠢的

Fooles by lucky Throwing, oft win the Game.
資料來源: T. Dekker
When first I met you..I thought you a fool To-day you have grown into an unmitigated ass.
資料來源: Quiller
A fool and his money are soon parted. A fool at forty is a fool indeed. A fool may give a wise man counsel. There's no fool like an old fool. Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.
資料來源: Proverbs
My heart is too much in earnest to be fooled with.
資料來源: W. Wycherley
You and I..go fooling about with him, and get rusticated.
資料來源: Thomas Hughes

n.	1. someone who does not behave in an intelligent or sensible way 2. a man in the past whose job was to entertain a king, queen, or other important person by making them laugh 3. a sweet food made from crushed cooked fruit mixed with cream and served cold
v.	1. to trick someone by making them believe something that is not true
adj.	1. stupid or silly