英：[ˈfætʃuəs]
美：[ˈfætʃuəs]
fatuous如何读
fatuous是什么意思
adj. (形容词)
- 愚昧的，愚蠢的
- 昏庸的
- 虚幻的，虚妄的
- 荒唐的
- 空虚的
- 发呆的
- 假的，不实在的
- 自满的
fatuous自然拼读
fat·u·ous
fae chu s
fatuous扩展
fatuously (adv.), fatuousness (n.)
fatuous词根
词根：fatuous
adv.fatuously 愚蠢地；自满地（fatuous的副词形式）
n.fatuity 昏庸；愚昧；愚蠢的言行
fatuous英英释义
adjective
smugly foolish or stupid.His fatuous smile was evidence that he thought he'd won the argument even though it was clear to everyone else that he hadn't.
fatuous词源中文解释
"愚蠢的，傻的"，来自拉丁语 fatuus "愚蠢的，无味的，傻的"，其起源不确定。巴克（Buck）认为最初是指头部受到打击。但德·范（de Vaan）表示，它来自原始意大利语 *fatowo- "关于言语"，源自 PIE 词根 *bha-（2）"说话，讲述，说"。
[I]f we connect the fact that Fatuus is said to be an alternative name for Faunus, and that he predicted the future, and that this god is attested on an Etruscan mirror as Fatuvs in a clear oracular function (Weiss 2007b), we may venture a derivation from for 'to say' (Untermann 2000). The name of the god would then have come to be used pejoratively as 'silly'. [de Vaan]
如果我们将 Fatuus 被称为 Faunus 的替代名称与他预测未来的事实联系起来，并且这个神在一面明显的神谕功能的伊特鲁里亚镜子上被证明是 Fatuvs（Weiss 2007b），我们可以冒险从 for “说”（Untermann 2000）中推导出一个词源。然后这个神的名字就被用来表示“愚蠢”的含义。[de Vaan]
相关词汇： Fatuously； fatuousness。
fatuous词源英文解释
Latin fatuus foolish
The first known use of fatuous was in 1633
fatuous儿童词典英英释义
fault1 of 2noun
a weakness in character : failing
a physical or mental flaw
a wrongful act
mistake entry 2 sense 2
responsibility for wrongdoing or failure
it's all my fault
a break in the earth's crust accompanied by a displacement of rock masses parallel to the break
fault2 of 2verb
to fracture so as to produce a geologic fault
to find a fault in
feel-goodadjective
relating to or promoting an often false sense of satisfaction or well-being
cheerfully sentimental
a feel-good movie
faultyadjective
having a fault or weakness : imperfect
faultyadjective
having a fault or weakness : imperfect
fault1 of 2noun
a weakness in character : failing
a physical or mental flaw
a wrongful act
mistake entry 2 sense 2
responsibility for wrongdoing or failure
it's all my fault
a break in the earth's crust accompanied by a displacement of rock masses parallel to the break
fault2 of 2verb
to fracture so as to produce a geologic fault
to find a fault in
faucetnoun
a fixture for controlling the flow of a liquid (as from a pipe)
faucetnoun
a fixture for controlling the flow of a liquid (as from a pipe)
fatuousadjective
foolish, silly
fatuousadjective
foolish, silly
fatuous 例句
1 This was not perhaps as fatuous as the turn-down that Orwell received from the Dial Press in New York, which solemnly informed him that stories about animals found no market in the US.
2 And we have only just seen the fatuous Parolles blindfolded for a prank in which his fellow soldiers expose his cowardice by making him believe he has been captured by the enemy.
3 It would be presumptuous and fatuous to comment here on "the state of world fiction".
4 He felt the issue should not be reduced to "a fatuous little quiz".
5 Yes, the Globes are more fatuous than the Oscars, but only just.
6 The fatuous announcement and the ridiculous accented name prompted followers on social media to question the authenticity of the Diapér.
7 Television commercials seem fatuous than ever.
电视节目中商业广告太多,令人厌倦.
8 Your narrator is fatuous and self-serving in the way of politicians “big and small,” as he himself acknowledges, but I suspect you also have something of a soft spot for him.
9 Not the one foretold in the last and increasingly fatuous season of The Walking Dead, between Rick’s “Alexandrians” and their diabolical oppressors but something far more radical.
10 As for their dad, Mr. Boxer makes Gloucester frailer and more fatuous than usual, a sort of pocket Polonius upon whom disproportionate punishments are inflicted.
11 "They obliterated it with some fatuous piece of commentary about something else," Gough said.
12 I wish I could remember more of what was said that day—actually, I do remember much of what I said, most of it too fatuous for me to recall with pleasure.
13 The fatuous Count Schwerin von Krosigk too.
那位愚蠢昏庸的施维林-冯-克罗西克伯爵也是如此.
14 He seems take pride to make such fatuous remarks.
他好像对自己愚蠢的讲话还洋洋自得。
15 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.
16 So a fatuous fellow I knew from Esquire marketed that tidbit over a drink.
17 Reynolds’ defense of her action was particularly fatuous.
18 “If fiction has a role to play in this, and I’m not such a fatuous oaf that I think it really does, I think we have to start saying what being a hero constitutes.”
19 "It's almost like you're being willfully obtuse in these questions to make some sort of vague point about the fatuous nature of celebrity interviews," she tells him.
20 Supermarket tabloids never provide an end-of-year list of false predictions by psychics, nor do the more upscale New Age periodicals, which, despite a veneer of sophistication, are just as fatuous.
fatuous 同义词
1 愚蠢的
gullish thick-brained soft-witted unideaed fat-witted simple thick stupid mad fool silly dumb nonsense absurd vacant foolish dizzy childish goofy mindless jerky frivolous unwise nonsensical cuckoo inept balmy crass ill-advised inane moronic half-baked sappy brutish imbecile spastic brainless light-headed brain-dead witless dotty dippy lumpish imbecilic klutzy pointy-headed gormless dopey doltish footling dimwitted sottish featherbrained fuzzy-headed crackbrained feebleminded cockamamie thickheaded soft-headed anserine gawkish tomfool pinheaded shallow-minded wooden-headed stockish rattlebrained featherheaded birdbrained puddingheaded spoony soft crazy dull dim potty senseless daft far-fetched preposterous overgrown obtuse asinine unintelligent divvy soppy lumpen empty-headed dull-witted dilly goosey blockish wanky apish dof glaikit dotish dead from the neck up a brick short of a load half-arsed ridiculous vapid simple-minded puerile ditzy clownish daffy dumb-ass anserous joebernowl bat-blind bat-eyed mini-minded idiotical shallow-brained shallow-headed shallow-pated empty vain bullish nutty idiotic flighty batty gaga muddle-headed cock-eyed slaphappy chuckleheaded unadvised spooney coocoo
2 愚昧
ignorant idiocy lumpen ignorance bat-blind dark lewd unintelligent benighted unenlightened fatuitous darkness blindness fatuity unintelligence
3 愚笨
simple soft thick stupid dumb pointless opaque barren dizzy daft unwise balmy obtuse brainless asinine sheepish witless puerile daffy poky half-witted Boeotian thick-headed blockish folly lunacy slow of wit light in the head
4 愚蠢
gullish thick-brained soft-witted unideaed fat-witted simple thick stupid mad fool silly dumb nonsense absurd vacant foolish dizzy childish goofy mindless jerky frivolous unwise nonsensical cuckoo inept balmy crass ill-advised inane moronic half-baked sappy brutish imbecile spastic brainless light-headed brain-dead witless dotty dippy lumpish imbecilic klutzy pointy-headed gormless dopey doltish footling dimwitted sottish featherbrained fuzzy-headed crackbrained feebleminded cockamamie thickheaded soft-headed anserine gawkish tomfool pinheaded shallow-minded wooden-headed stockish rattlebrained featherheaded birdbrained puddingheaded stockishly stupidly foolishly unwisely senselessly idiotically fatuously inanely sillily gawkily babyism stockishness meshugaas moronity folly stupidity absurdity silliness ineptitude dumbo inanity imbecility dumbness unwisdom fatuity dulness jackassery moronism boobery half-arsed soft crazy ridiculous dim senseless obtuse asinine vapid simple-minded puerile ditzy clownish daffy dumb-ass off your trolley anserous joebernowl bat-blind bat-eyed mini-minded idiotical shallow-brained shallow-headed shallow-pated empty vain bullish nutty daft idiotic preposterous flighty unintelligent batty gaga lumpen muddle-headed dull-witted spoony cock-eyed slaphappy chuckleheaded unadvised spooney coocoo glaikit fondly puerility asininity
5 昏庸
8 低能的
weak-headed lunchie lunch chuckle wanting feeble half-baked low-energy imbecile half-assed subhuman subnormal weak-minded dullish simpleminded feebleminded
9 愚笨的
simple soft thick stupid dumb pointless opaque barren dizzy daft unwise balmy obtuse brainless asinine sheepish witless puerile daffy poky half-witted Boeotian thick-headed blockish light in the head
14 虚妄的
16 傻的
imbecile soft stupid silly foolish goofy daft brainless dotty gormless nitwitted pinheaded fool lunatic inept ditzy dippy besotted beggarly empty-headed spoony thick-skulled tomfool
17 错误
off beam wrong false improper erroneous mistaken unjustified fallacious delusive out falsely wrongly error strike mistake flaw mix-up clinker boo-boo erratum mal- mis- by mistake
18 低能
weak-headed lunchie lunch chuckle wanting feeble half-baked low-energy imbecile half-assed subhuman subnormal weak-minded dullish simpleminded feebleminded moronity weakness idiot imbecility fatuity moronism be not the full quid
22 糊涂的
gullish woolly-headed fluffy muddy dizzy daft balmy mixed-up gaga besotted addlepated untogether anile nitwitted farmisht silly
23 空虚
empty blank bare void hollow vacant vain windy airy gaseous frothy inane vacuous yeasty voided addle toom aeriality smoke vacuum vacancy vanity emptiness nothingness inanity airiness vacuity blankness inanition vacate
26 蠢的
soft dotty nitwitted pinheaded loony lumpish stupid nappy-headed numb-brained crazy numb Sawny
27 愚昧自满
28 糊涂
gullish woolly-headed fluffy muddy dizzy daft balmy mixed-up gaga besotted addlepated untogether anile nitwitted farmisht silly narreshkeit fubb fumtu haze muddle snafu fubar fool turn mull obfuscate befuddle mind-fuck besot a hole in the head ball up
29 空虚的
empty blank bare void hollow vacant vain windy airy gaseous frothy inane vacuous yeasty voided addle toom
30 空
empty blank bare void hollow vacant unfilled vacuous toom air nothing vacancy emptiness nothingness inanity exhaust evacuate
32 傻
imbecile soft stupid silly foolish goofy daft brainless dotty gormless nitwitted pinheaded fool lunatic inept ditzy dippy besotted beggarly empty-headed spoony thick-skulled tomfool
34 无实体的
35 愚蠢昏庸