stupidities

英 [stju(ː)ˈpɪdɪtiz]

美 [stuˈpɪdɪtiz]

n.  愚蠢行为; 糊涂; 愚蠢; 笨
stupidity的复数

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 糊涂的;头脑迟钝的;愚蠢的
  If you say that someone or something isstupid, you mean that they show a lack of good judgment or intelligence and they are not at all sensible.
  1. I'll never do anything so stupid again...
     我再也不会做这种傻事了。
  2. I made a stupid mistake...
     我犯了个愚蠢的错误。
  3. Your father wouldn't have asked such a stupid question...
     你父亲不会问这么愚蠢的问题。
  4. If you give him half a chance he can make you look stupid.
     如果你给他半点机会，他就会极力愚弄你，让你出丑。
• ADJ-GRADED 讨厌的;恼人的;无足轻重的
  You say that something isstupidto indicate that you do not like it or care about it, or that it annoys you.
  1. I wouldn't call it art. It's just stupid and tasteless...
     我不认为这是艺术。它简直无聊透顶，毫无品位。
  2. Friendship is much more important to me than a stupid old ring!
     友谊对我来说可比一个破戒指重要得多！

双语例句

• Whatever the stupidities of men in cities or council chambers, the waves will always be in choir, chanting their psalm.
  无论城市或会议室里的人多么愚昧无知，海浪依然歌唱，唱着赞美诗。
• I used to find her occasional stupidities amusing.
  我过去一直觉得她偶尔讲的蠢话挺好笑。
• Against the crass stupidities that breed hatred, fear and inhumanity.
  是卵翼仇恨、恐惧和残暴的愚蠢鲁钝。
• The leader rallied his tired soldiers and they drove the enemy back. and taking advantage of the stupidities in the enemy's command, the guerrilla units can give full scope to their resourcefulness.
  指挥官重整疲惫的人马，击退了敌军。欺他指挥笨拙，游击队就可以放手发挥自己的聪明。