英语单词

silly是什么意思

silly

英['sɪlɪ] |美['sɪli]
    adj.蠢的;糊涂的;不明事理的;没头脑的
    n.(常用于向孩子指出其愚蠢行为)傻孩子,淘气鬼;傻子,蠢货
日语:馬鹿な 法语:idiot 德语:dumm 韩语:바보 같은 俄语:tonto

牛津词典

adj.

  1. 愚蠢的;不明事理的;没头脑的;傻的
    showing a lack of thought, understanding or judgement
    1. a silly idea
      愚蠢的想法
    2. That was a silly thing to do !
      那事做得蠢!
    3. Her work is full of silly mistakes.
      她满篇都是愚蠢的错误。
    4. ‘I can walk home.’ ‘Don't be silly─it's much too far!’
      “我可以走回去。”“别犯傻——远得很哪!”
    5. You silly boy!
      你这傻小子!
  2. (尤指像小孩一样)可笑的,荒唐的,冒傻气的
    stupid or embarrassing, especially in a way that is more typical of a child than an adult
    1. a silly sense of humour
      无聊的幽默感
    2. a silly game
      无聊的游戏
    3. I feel silly in these clothes.
      穿上这些衣服,我觉得很可笑。
    4. She had a silly grin on her face.
      她一脸憨笑。
    5. I got it for a silly price (= very cheap) .
      我买它差不多没花钱。
  3. 不实用的;闹着玩的
    not practical or serious
    1. We had to wear these silly little hats.
      我们不得不戴这些傻里傻气的小帽子。
    2. Why worry about a silly thing like that?
      干嘛为那种无谓的事发愁啊?

noun

  1. (常用于向孩子指出其愚蠢行为)傻孩子,淘气鬼
    often used when speaking to children to say that they are not behaving in a sensible way
    1. No, silly, those aren't your shoes!
      不对,傻孩子,那不是你的鞋!


词形变化

形容词最高级:silliest 形容词比较级:sillier



中文词源

silly 愚蠢的,傻里傻气的

来自古英语 saelig,高兴的,愉悦的,无忧无虑的,来自 Proto-Germanic*seligaz,高兴的,来自 PIE*sel,高兴的,词源同 solace,console.后词义由高兴的,无忧无虑的引申为傻里傻气的,愚 蠢的。词义演变比较 nice,好的,原义为无知的。



双语例句

  1. Removed from the artificial atmosphere of the fashion show, high-fashion clothes often look cheap and silly.
    脱离了时装表演营造的氛围,非常时尚的时装看上去常常显得既廉价又可笑。
  2. That silly old bat. I ask you, who'd she think she was?
    那个老蠢货。我倒要问一问,她以为她是谁呀?
  3. It is a silly idea and he has botched it.
    这是个愚蠢的想法,他已经把事情弄糟了。
  4. Don't be silly
    别犯傻了。
  5. They used to play the fool together, calling each other silly names and giggling.
    他们过去常在一起胡闹,互相取笑。
  6. From what I know of him he doesn't play silly games.
    凭我对他的了解,他不会耍滑头的。
  7. We gave away a silly goal
    我们愚蠢地白送了对方一分。
  8. God Almighty, Hart, you scared me silly.
    哎呀,哈特,你把我都吓傻了!
  9. If you can get a laugh by wearing a silly hat, you must have been born a comic
    如果你戴一顶傻傻的帽子就能让人发笑,那你一定是天生的笑匠。
  10. I thought you had matured enough not to be giggly and silly about serious art.
    我觉得你已经长大成人,不应该再冲着严肃的艺术作品傻笑。
  11. All kids her age do silly things; it's nothing to worry about.
    她这个年龄的孩子都会做傻事,根本不用担心。
  12. His critics say he's just being silly and petulant
    批评家说他就是愚蠢和任性。
  13. At one point we quarrelled, over something silly
    我们一度为一件愚蠢的小事吵了起来。
  14. My best friend tells me that I am silly to be upset about this
    我最好的朋友说我要是为这事而沮丧难过就真够傻的。
  15. You silly boy; why did you tramp about so long in the cold?
    你这个傻孩子,为什么大冷天走这么大老远的路?
  16. I thought it would be silly to be too rude at that stage
    我原本觉得在那个时候太粗鲁会很愚蠢。
  17. That's a silly question.
    那是个愚蠢的问题。
  18. Right now the poor old devil's drinking himself silly
    这会儿那可怜的老家伙又喝得糊里糊涂的了。
  19. Poor Donald's been worrying himself silly.
    可怜的唐纳德一直在杞人忧天。
  20. 'There you go again, Dad, with your silly words.' — 'Sorry, son.'
    “爸爸,又来了吧,又说傻话了。”——“对不起,儿子。”
  21. He doesn't say those silly things that unthinking people say
    他并没有像没头脑的人那样说蠢话。
  22. They're getting awfully weary of this silly war
    他们越来越厌烦这场无聊的战争。
  23. How silly!
    何其糊涂!
  24. He didn't come at all. It was silly of us to keep on waiting for him.
    他根本没有来,我们傻等了他半天。
  25. She likes to laugh a silly laugh in one's face.
    她喜欢在人面前傻笑。
  26. It's silly to paper over the problem; it will only crop up again one day.
    把这个问题掩盖起来的作法是愚蠢的,总有一天还会暴露的。
  27. Silly mistakes and queer clothes often arouse ridicule.
    荒谬的错误和古怪的服装常会引起人们的讪笑。
  28. You are silly to wear so much on such a hot day.
    大热天还穿这么多,你这不是吃饱了撑的吗!
  29. I had a bellyful of your silly advice.
    你的糊涂意见我实在听够了。


语源

late Middle English (in the sense deserving of pity or sympathy): alteration of dialect seelyhappy, later innocent, feeble, from a West Germanic base meaning luck, happiness. The sense foolish developed via the stages feeble and unsophisticated, ignorant


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