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dullard如何读

英：[ˈdʌlɑ:d]

美：[ˈdʌlɑrd]

dullard是什么意思

n.笨蛋

dullard自然拼读

dull·ard

duh lrd

dullard变形

复数:dullards

dullard英英释义

Noun

1. a person who is not very bright;

"The economy, stupid!"

2. a person who evokes boredom

dullard词源中文解释

"愚蠢的人，傻瓜，笨蛋"，15世纪中期（但作为姓氏早在13世纪），来自 dull（形容词）+ -ard。

dullard词源英文解释

The first known use of dullard was in the 15th century

dullard 例句

1 By all accounts, he could be contemptuous of bores and dullards.

2 But it is not unmanly to feel deeply, which is often lost on the genre’s simps and dullards, of which there have been many lately.

3 Philosophers constantly argue as if every hypothetical person is either a dullard or a hyper-self-aware.

4 Any full inventory of the 2018 contests includes losers exponentially more enticing than the dullards who trounced them.

5 We usually think of the moon as being quite bright, especially when it is full, but the moon is a dullard compared to the earth.

6 “Plot is, I think, the good writer’s last resort and the dullard’s first choice.”

7 This is a beautiful three-hour dullard, a study in inertia, its characters reflected all too faithfully by the film itself.

8 It is perverse but you would have to be a dullard not to see its drama.

9 My best friend sometimes made fun of the dullard and sometimes defended her fiercely.

10 Oh, the shame of being outed as a dullard in a matching pair.

11 It's a world, for the most part, beyond the grasp of dullard officials.

12 More perplexing was a chatty interior monologue from the perspective of Greta Garbo walking through Manhattan that renders the enigmatic actress a one-dimensional dullard.

13 One of his favorite impressions was the white guy, whom he caricatured as a nebbish and a dullard, fumbling under the light weight of his unearned power.

14 Were the country kids all dullards, Nudd asked them, or was it only that they hadn’t been exposed to the same material?

15 In fact, the only two allowed to be sloppy are Hitchcock and Scully, although their crimes consist mainly of behaving like dullards.

16 In one of Wharton’s most popular books, “The House of Mirth,” Lily Bart is a society beauty with expensive tastes who can either marry a rich dullard or the poor man she actually cares for.

17 It is no small thing, and worth noting, that of these white men he is easily the best, not a dullard or a mook or a boy made good.

18 Generating new Republican voters means cultivating a generation of mean-spirited dullards.

19 But our mistake in viewing Greg as an adorable dullard eager to play "boar on the floor" is in neglecting to see that he's been grasping for money and power all this time.

20 It’s a dullard’s game, strikeouts, power and little else.