Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Idiot"

A: 彼は国会議員がバカであることを暗示しています。しかし、コンテクストがないので、彼が具体的に誰に話しているかはわかりません。

A: It means: The person is acting dumb, or stupid. Truly, he is not.

A: idiot-fool, stupid,goof,root,underley

A: Claro

This is such an amazing song!

That dish was such a delightful meal.

That teacher is such a mean with his students.

A: little means "sukoshi"

A: Durr, ! am an idiot!
You are an idiot.
He is an idiot.
Do you think I am an idiot?
I made so many mistakes that people thought me an idiot.
He looked like an idiot but when I got to know him, I realised he was in fact very clever and socially aware.

A: Well you usually use "I'm such an idiot" in a situation. For example.
going out to eat and forgetting your wallet at home you would say "I'm such an idiot"
Or dropping your water all over your work, you would say "I'm such a an idiot"

I hope that helped!

A: Your an idiot. Stop being an idiot. Only an idiot would do that. you are being idiotic. That's idiotic. idiot or idiotic is kinda the same thing as stupid.

A: An idiot means someone who is stupid, not very smart. A klutz is one who is clumsy. He might trip or bump into things or drop things Both are not nice things to call another person when one is being serious. But sometimes one can joke with a friend and say, You are such a klutz. Or You are such an idiot. But only joking eith a VERY good friend.

A: Idiot originally meant to be mentally "retarded" (i.e to be unintelligent due to mental handicaps/disability) and is a noun. Stupid is the antonym of Genius (meaning opposite of genius) unlike the noun "idiot," stupid can also be used as an adjective without changing its form. Idiot is not an adjective, to use it as an adjective it has to be changed into "idiotic." Meaning wise they are typically used in the same way in modern English.

A: There isn't much of a difference, to be honest. Stupid is used to describe someone who isn't smart - it's not very nice or polite. Idiot is pretty much the same thing. Fool is slightly different - rather than meaning "not smart" like the other two, it's more of a "smart person did a stupid thing" or "you made a mistake" type of thing.

I hope that helped you somehow. XD

A: It is somewhat similar but the "being an idiot," is similar to saying they are acting like an idiot. You ARE an idiot, is simply saying they are one.

A: "I'm and idiot" and "I'm stupid" are almost exactly the same, but "Idiot" is stronger than "stupid".

I'm crazy = 頭がおかしい

A: The most common one is “idiot”.

Another translation I sometimes see is “fool”, but that is not as offensive. It just means someone who is unwise, not stupid.

A: You can use careless or unintelligent

A: Dumb.
(Yes, it is)

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A: We just say idiot :) was you looking for the pronunciation?

A: Did you think I was an idiot?

Idiot is a noun, so you need an article (like "a", "an") before it for most verbs.

A: Try to enunciate the T in idiot more. Other than that very good!

A: You know who the real idiot is.

A: It sounds very natural.

A: It's fine. Puts a little more emphasis on the idiocy, I think.