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

"It was a fatuous performance," Alice said.
“真是一场愚昧的演出。”爱丽丝说。
Li Yu is a fatuous monarch, but now people are mentioning him, but always referred to his poems.
李煜是昏庸的君主，但现在人们提起他，却总是提及他的诗作。
The face of fatuous monarch, dark society, he chose seclusion.
面对昏庸的君主，黑暗的社会，他选择了隐居。
The Chief was left speechless by this fatuous remark.
这句傻话让主任一时说不出话来。
The Republican alternative is equally fatuous.
共和党的方案同样愚蠢。
'not for the ears of ladies', or some such fatuous remark.
“不是女士们的耳朵适宜听的”，或者诸如此类的蠢话。
This is fatuous, pseudo blubber!
这非常的矫情且言不及义！
Fatuous love has the passion and the commitment components but not the intimacy component.
盲目的爱是激情和承诺相组合但缺少亲密的元素。
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。
It should drop the fatuous targeting of pay, shadow banking and rating agencies.
它应当放弃愚昧地把矛头对准薪酬、影子银行业和评级机构。