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- classical 655
- (all) to itself 38
- Otherwise 363
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- Mistakenly 83
- Personal pronouns - thesaurus 47
- Refute 403
- GATE 231
- controversy 1017
- Premium 370
- Preparations 15
- Mania 279
- astride 192
- pinwheel 68
- close season 152
- in charge of 55
- Powerhouse 49
- wiggy 56
- Monsignor 68
- gimmickry 327
- Call 597
- unchanging 69
- Fertilizer 287
- bow tie 130
- pea 643
- adverse 261
- stoneware 86
- chancy 141
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- congruous 54
- React 446
- infantry 73
- papers 63
- continent 945
- Prominence 13
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- highwayman 80
- Almost 138
- rambler 64
- STUFFY 43
- sapphire 293
- Flyer 221
- Expressions used when repeating your own or someone else s words 83
- probability 818
- bunyip 100
- from pillar to post 92
- utterance 1208
- inner circle 94
- game 888
- ac 118
- Etiquette 141
- overbalance 75
- girlhood 276
- airline 584
- sixfold 78
- fall behind 188
- Conspire 25
- Weasel 50
- Higher 92
- step on someone's toes 133
- ritualized 59
- stalemated 119
- bracket 237
- theory 884
- Ink 56
- Potted plant 127
- clamorous 116
- alderwoman 242
- bloated 228
- sucrose 64
- point 679
- Refreshing 249
- Remedial 140
- make good 293
- hurdle 327
- iron-grey 74
- chopstick 157
- headmistress 85
- ripple 488
- stub sth out 42
- stirrup pants 42
- Types of advertisement 54
- tailor-made 421
- To be similar to, or the same as, something or someone 115
- expressiveness 114
- likelihood 1281
- (come) rain or shine 69
- honor 238
- Assorted 732
- lyricism 68
- Fossil Fuel 160
- no thanks to sb 61
- LIKELY 132
- on the right wrong track 76
- slaughter 1299
- Guarantee 1165
- lighting 146
- MINUTE 170
- fibrinogen 65
- navigation 734
- Geography 62
- Endanger 29
- To go somewhere, or to move in a particular direction 225
- Damage to someone s reputation 85
- principal 1200
- enlarger 256
- imprison 812
- apnea 78
- double helix 26
- casserole 393
- Tong 19
- Traveller 370
- misconstrue 91
- obsequious 77
- liberty 695
- smidgen 111
- conference 1370
- Host 358
- Counterintuitive 164
- lord 748
- digitize 423
- acquirer 180
- lemming-like 280
- diurnal 127
- mouthy 67
- hand sth in 126
- persimmon 75
- take someone for granted 267
- silly 567
- Declutter 60
- ruler 637
- persistence 589
- water-resistant 32
- buttonhole 143
- At 110
- Airplane 272
- Whisk 184
- nw 72
- Reek 249
- lunatic asylum 146
- Invention 292
- Glimpse 239
- Clock 46
- Auld Lang Syne 189
- drumming 116
- beat about the bush 74
- playbill 82
- botnet 69
- trim down 71
- Unfathomable 899
- comparison 1394
- danger 666
- patient 820
- Exercise 1662
- Clench 34
- isthmus 79
- yeh 61
- skank 54
- valuable 831
- introduce 1976
- misapply 80
- oesophagus 73
- unbuckle 67
- wring someone s neck 45
- quarterly 1389
- partly 551
- sleek 188
- hyperinflation 96
- accident 1476
- concur 259
- Novice 26
- variation 1088
- muso 89
- lacrosse 66
- mainly 340
- substitute 797
- invention 1241
- taunt 243
- General words for illnesses, diseases and medical conditions 103
- Nobility 418
- administration 773
- descend 705
- clay 649
- Unfeasible 339
- fireguard 246
- Beer 72
- unappetizing 84
- Country 270
- Suffrage 179
- marksmanship 68
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- old words and phrases in english verb declensions 75
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- stroke 538
- antiviral 54
- outwards 823
- subtext 67
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- deer 675
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- To put things together or in a particular order 141
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- dhal 105
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- enumerate 395
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- herbalist 59
- latest 173
- breadth 463
- perceive 538
- wide of the mark 72
- round 228
- voyager 80
- Potent 179
- God 571
- shrink-wrapped 57
- emerge 667
- Enrollment 71
- fidelity 458
- disdain 330
- see eye to eye (with someone) 42
- tack 284
- Panorama 116
- the supreme sacrifice 84
- revert to 47
- crisscross 409
- Ways of emphasizing what you are saying 93
- shakeup 56
- Dialogue 1324
- greenness 104
- To change from one subject or discussion to another 99
- naturally 1440
- execute 548
- well-established 94
- Crazy or silly 575
- Stupid 306
- brothel 197
- Names used for talking to a man or boy 80
- Indecent 499
- Experienced 704
- challenge 1434
- Expect 453
- back and forth 102
- Ally 224
- jewelry 130
- hear out 102
- preferential 98
- severe 621
- foeticide 169
- snooze 245
- Amazon 212
- Gusto 156
- sell yourself 13
- bohemian 321
- flap 327
- bud 876
- bulletin board 141
- Intelligence 1065
- Exhort 18
- back country 226
- Draft 421
- discrimination 1144
- get down to sth 150
- Dutch auction 132
- afflict 187
- careline 128
- slack off 175
- printer 122
- redeem 266
- even 313
- stub out 43
- advantaged 382
- Smother 21
- german 124
- hat 366
- Category A 44
- vacant 844
- elated 228
- Polish 536
- search 1079
- unconcern 72
- plaice 77
- Obliged 83
- Surly 17
- coercion 429
- video cassette 71
- Dew 126
- scale 711
- Balky 62
- Cowboy 165
- Approve 335
- get rid of 174
- Turning point 216
- Quarter 297
- entitled 205
- Violently 187
- cough 711
- part 678
- rowlock 149
- make for 196
- stepmother 98
- confused 1437
- craft 761
- Dart 186
- Cruel, selfish and unkind behaviour or actions 98
- county council 193
- remind of 60
- the cut and thrust (of something) 95
- rotary 525
- pimple 88
- despotic 241
- Equivocate 16
- exhibit 617
- scepticism 91
- skunk 280
- break up 290
- chain letter 191
- IN 129
- vermicelli 91
- building block 119
- eat your words 183
- embark 354
- metric 520
- direct discourse 125
- devisee 79
- domestic violence 190
- lime 580
- zit 91
- below 343
- turbulence 601
- exclamation 299
- sit back 130
- laboratory 930
- master 563
- regulate 1472
- turkey 596
- bolognese 406
- caught 158
- no thanks to 79
- outtake 79
- episiotomy 168
B1 silly or unwise; showing poor judgment or little intelligence愚蠢的；糊涂的；欠考虑的
She was really stupid to quit her job like that.她就那样辞掉了工作，简直是愚蠢透顶。
Whose stupid idea was it to travel at night?晚上赶路是谁的馊主意？
He now thinks that retiring early was a stupid thing to do.他现在认为提早退休是件愚蠢的事。
How could you be so stupid?你怎么会这么傻？
informal annoying, or causing a problem讨厌的；恼人的；惹麻烦的
Have your stupid book back if it's so important to you.要是这本该死的破书对你那么重要的话，把它拿回去吧。
I hate doing this stupid exercise, I just can't get it right.我讨厌做这种烦人的练习，我就是做不对。
More examples
That was a really stupid thing to do.
How could he be so stupid?
I'm sorry! That was a stupid thing to say - I don't know what came over me.
Don't be so stupid.
She told me it was brand new and I was stupid enough to believe her.
adjective
stupid adj.
⇨ stupid (a stupid person) ⇨ crazy (a stupid thing to do) stupid stupid ♦︎ dumb ♦︎ thick ♦︎ obtuse These words all describe sb who is not intelligent. 这些词均表示愚蠢的、笨的。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to look stupid / dumb / thick ◆ very / really / rather / pretty stupid / dumb◆ a bit stupid / dumb / thick / obtuse◆ totally / completely stupid / dumb / thick◆ Don't be so / How can you be so stupid / dumb / obtuse!■ stupid (informal , spoken ) slow to learn or understand things; not clever or intelligent 愚蠢的；笨的；傻的 ⓘ It is not polite to call sb stupid . 说某人stupid是不礼貌的 ◆ He'll be OK－he's not stupid.他没事的－他不笨。 ◆ I felt completely stupid.我觉得自己傻透了。 ◆ You stupid idiot! Put that gun down!你这个白痴！把枪放下！ OPP intelligent , smart , clever ⇨ intelligent ⓘ The direct opposite of intelligent is unintelligent , but this is not very frequent. Stupid is a rather informal word, used more in spoken English than in written English. In formal or written English, it is more usual and more polite to describe sb as not very intelligent . * intelligent的直接反义词是unintelligent，但不常用。stupid是个不太正式的词，较多用于口语而非书面语。在正式或书面语中，更常用not very intelligent来描述一个人，这样更礼貌些。 ▸ stupidity stjuːˈpɪdəti; NAmE stuːˈpɪdəti [uncountable ] ◆ He faked stupidity to try to escape punishment for the crime.他装傻以逃避因犯罪而受到的惩罚。 ▸ stupidly ◆ She stared stupidly at the screen.她傻愣愣地盯着屏幕。 ■ dumb dʌm (especially NAmE , informal ) stupid 愚蠢的；笨的；傻的 ⓘ It is not usually polite to call sb dumb , but it is not as offensive as stupid . 说某人dumb通常是不礼貌的，但冒犯的意味没有stupid那么强 ◆ If the police question you, act dumb (= pretend you do not know anything) .如果警察盘问，你就装傻。 ◆ She's going out with some dumb jock from her high school.她正和同一中学的某个蠢蛋运动员谈恋爱。 ◆ (offensive ) His new girlfriend is a classic dumb blonde .他的新任女友是个典型的傻乎乎的金发女郎。 OPP smart , bright ⇨ intelligent ■ thick (BrE informal ) stupid 愚蠢的；笨的；傻的 ⓘ It is not polite to call sb thick . 说某人thick是不礼貌的 ◆ Are you thick or what?你是傻呀还是怎么啦？ ◆ I'm not completely thick, you know.你知道，我还没有傻到家。 Unlike with stupid , people do not usually use thick about themselves. 与stupid不同的是，人们通常不用thick来形容自己 ◆ I felt completely thick. ■ obtuse əbˈtjuːs; NAmE əbˈtuːs (formal ) slow or unwilling to understand sth 迟钝的；愚蠢的；不愿理解的 ◆ Are you being deliberately obtuse?你是不是故意装傻？ ⓘ If you say that sb is being obtuse it often suggests that you think they are deliberately pretending not to understand sth. 说某人obtuse常表示说话者认为他们是故意装傻。
adjective
rather
especially
noun
adverb
stupid
Words used to describe unintelligent people: silly, idiotic, unintelligent...
Not showing careful thought or good judgment: shallow, foolish, mindless...
Making you feel angry or annoyed: annoying, irritating, infuriating...
Insulting words for someone who is stupid or silly: stupid, jerk, dunce...
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