daft

英 [dɑːft]

美 [dæft]

adj.  笨的; 傻的; 愚蠢可笑的

比较级：dafter　最高级：daftest　复数：dafts　

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Collins.1 / BNC.7160 / COCA.22479

习惯用语

adj.

daft as a brush
• 傻得很；愚蠢透顶
  very silly

牛津词典

adj.

• 笨的；傻的；愚蠢可笑的
  silly, often in a way that is amusing
  1. Don't be so daft!
     别那么犯傻了！
  2. She's not as daft as she looks.
     她并不像看上去那么傻。
  3. What a daft thing to say!
     这样说真是太愚蠢了！

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 愚蠢的;不切实际的;古里古怪的
  If you describe a person or their behaviour asdaft, you think that they are stupid, impractical, or rather strange.
  1. He's not so daft as to listen to rumours...
     他不会蠢到去听信谣言的。
  2. I can lose a few pounds without resorting to daft diets...
     我不用疯狂地节食也能减轻几磅。
  3. Don't be daft!
     别傻了！

英英释义

adj

• informal or slang terms for mentally irregular
  1. it used to drive my husband balmy
  Synonym:balmybarmybatsbattybonkersbuggycrackedcrackersdottyfruityhaywirekookykookielocoloonyloopynutsnuttyround the bendaround the bendwackywhacky

双语例句

• He's not so daft as to listen to rumours
  他不会蠢到去听信谣言的。
• It would be daft not to occasionally have a flavour of the original show.
  这是愚蠢的不是偶尔有味道的原始节目。
• 'Aren't we daft?' she smiled
  她微笑着问：“我们不是很傻吗？”
• I cannot dance. You'd say that I was daft.
  我不会跳舞，你们会说我笨。
• I think he's a bit daft.
  我觉得他有点儿傻乎乎的。
• The girls were as daft as they come.
  这些姑娘傻透了。
• This was, in some ways, Daft Punk's hope all along.
  从某种意义上讲，这正是傻朋克一直以来的希望。
• The manager got them to do daft things at the first show.
  第一次演出时，经理让他们干一些疯疯癫癫的事。
• If you bit your own tongue that was a daft thing to do.
  如果你保持缄默，那就干了蠢事。
• But most of them offer advice based on fashionable theories of management, most of which is daft.
  但他们大多数人提供的建议是基于目前流行的管理理论，而这些理论大部分都是垃圾。