Angol | Lengyel |
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fool noun jester | błazennoun |
fool noun person with poor judgement or little intelligence | barannoun bałwannoun bęcwałnoun dureńnoun głupeknoun głupiecnoun |
fool noun stock character | błazennoun |
fool noun tarot card | głupiecnoun |
fool verb to trick; to make a fool of someone | oszukaćverb |
fool around verb to engage in frivolous behaviour; to monkey around (idiomatic) | wygłupiaćverb |
fool's errand noun foolish undertaking | próżny wysiłeknoun |
fool's mate noun quickest possible checkmate | mat głupcanoun mat szkolnynoun mat żakowskinoun |
fool's parsley noun | blekotnoun |
foolery noun foolish behaviour or speech. | błazenadanoun błazeństwonoun głupotanoun |
foolhardy adjective marked by unthinking recklessness with disregard for danger | brawurowyadjective |
foolish adjective lacking good sense or judgement; unwise | głupiadjective niemądryadjective |
foolishly | |
foolishness noun state of being foolish | głupotanoun |
foolishness noun thing or event that is foolish | głupotanoun |
foolproof (device) fail-safe adjective | idiotoodpornyadjective |
April fool noun practical joke played on April Fools' Day | |
April Fools' Day noun First day of April | prima aprilisnoun |
befool | |
holy fool noun person who publicly acts as if mad or stupid for self-humilitation | jurodiwyjnoun |
make a fool of verb to cause (someone) to seem foolish | błaznowaćverb błaźnić sięverb zbłaźnić sięverb |
play the fool | |
there's no fool like an old fool no wisdom with age | |
tomfool | |
tomfoolery noun foolish behaviour | bufonadanoun figielnoun psikusnoun wygłupnoun |