fatuous

英 [ˈfætʃuəs]

美 [ˈfætʃuəs]

adj. 愚蠢的; 愚昧的

BNC.21527 / COCA.26978

牛津词典

adj.

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。

adj

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。
The current reigning emperor is fatuous and self-indulgent, he just hunts in the hunting enclosure every day.
现在的皇帝是个昏君，每天只知道在围场打猎。
A fatuous and self-indulgent ruler wouldn't spend much time reading and replying to memorials.
一个昏君是不会用多少时间来批复奏疏的。
This is fatuous, pseudo blubber!
这非常的矫情且言不及义！
Television commercials seem more fatuous than ever.
电视广告节目似乎比以往任何时候更没意思了。
He made some sort of fatuous suggestion about standing on a chair to do it.
他提了一个有些愚蠢的建议，即站在椅子上去做这件事。
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。
If I have to sit there listening to any more of his fatuous remarks I'll scream!
如果我不得不坐在那儿继续听他的蠢话，我要叫出来了。
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。
Seems to take pride in making fatuous remarks.
看起来非常得意地说这些愚蠢的话。