fatuous

英 [ˈfætʃuəs]

美 [ˈfætʃuəs]

adj.  愚蠢的; 愚昧的

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BNC.21527 / COCA.26978

牛津词典

adj.

• 愚蠢的；愚昧的
  stupid
  1. a fatuous comment/grin
     愚蠢的话语；龇牙咧嘴的傻笑

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 愚蠢的;傻的;笨的
  If you describe a person, action, or remark asfatuous, you think that they are extremely silly, showing a lack of intelligence or thought.
  1. The Chief was left speechless by this fatuous remark.
     这句傻话让主任一时说不出话来。

英英释义

adj

• devoid of intelligence
  Synonym:asinineinanemindlessvacuous

双语例句

• Science provided people with the powers to understand and recast nature, to enlighten rationality for fatuous dictation, and to undertake the modern culture revolution and social reformation.
  科学不仅能使人们获得认识自然、改造自然的能力，也能给专制下的愚昧带来理性的启蒙，科学成为了近代文化革命的动力，改造社会人生的利器。
• Looking back to the history, we are always astonished that so many fatuous and cruel events could have happened.
  回看历史，我们往往惊讶于那么多曾经发生的愚昧和残酷的事件。
• Remaining merely once sweeps a fatuous station at one on every occasion little monk in the temple doorway, the white dress woman climate was abrupt however one Jiang.
  余光扫过呆呆站在寺门口一动不动的小和尚，白衣女子神色陡然一僵。
• 'not for the ears of ladies', or some such fatuous remark.
  “不是女士们的耳朵适宜听的”，或者诸如此类的蠢话。
• The magazine editors are not wholly fatuous. I know that.
  “好了，可别那么愤世嫉俗，”马丁提出要求，“杂志编辑并非都那么昏庸，这我是知道的。
• The face of fatuous monarch, dark society, he chose seclusion.
  面对昏庸的君主，黑暗的社会，他选择了隐居。
• But, court at that time was so fatuous and conservative that the traditional monetary innovation was difficult to put into practice.
  由于朝廷的昏庸、保守，使传统货币改革难于起步。
• A fatuous person, smile, remark He was laughed at for being so foolish.
  笨人、傻笑、蠢话.他因太傻而遭人笑话。
• Emperor Yang in the Sui Dynasty is not only a rare fatuous tyrant in Chinese history but also an outstanding poet.
  摘要隋炀帝是中国历史上少有的昏暴之君，但在文学上却是一位杰出的诗人。
• Li Yu is a fatuous monarch, but now people are mentioning him, but always referred to his poems.
  李煜是昏庸的君主，但现在人们提起他，却总是提及他的诗作。