fool about

英 [fuːl əˈbaʊt]

美 [fuːl əˈbaʊt]

（常为逗乐）扮傻，胡闹

柯林斯词典

• → see:fool around 3

双语例句

• Another poor fool is about to lose his home.
  又一个可怜的傻瓜要无家可归了。
• Sirs, don't let us fool ourselves and spin a lot of words about abstract "good" and abstract "evil".
  先生们，不要欺骗自己，谈论抽象的“好”或“坏”。
• Honey was a fool, a silly, a simpleton about men, but she had a feminine instinct about other women that Scarlett had underestimated.
  霍妮对男人是个傻瓜，一个可笑的笨蛋，可是她对别的女人有一种女性的直觉，而思嘉低估了这一点。
• By borrowing cows from each other, the farmers can fool officials about the number of cattle they own, and obtain larger loans, which get wasted.
  他们通过互相借用奶牛来欺骗政府官员，隐瞒他们所拥有的牛的数量，从而获得更大的贷款额度，可这些贷款往往被浪费了。
• I've done nothing But fool about all day. I can't waste time on such frivolities.
  我整天无所事事浪费光阴。我不能在这种无聊的事情上浪费时间。
• You can't fool me, I know about your secret plan!
  你偏不了我，我对你的秘密计划是有所知的。
• So I'd agree with you. A fool's errand, no doubt about it.
  所以我同意你的话，我这些举动还真是愚蠢行为，毫无疑问。
• Just watch your timing and try not to be too goofy, or you may make a fool of yourself. It's okay to tease her a little, but generally not about her appearance.
  把握时机也很重要，可以揶揄对方，但是原则上不要拿她的相貌来开玩笑。
• Most people who get in trouble do know the rules and facts, but manage to fool themselves about the risks they're taking by using excuses: Everyone else does it, I'm not hurting anyone, or I really need this grade.
  惹祸上身的人中绝大多数都知道规则和事实，但是他们总能找借口来忽悠自己，抹去所承担的风险，比如人人都这么干、我又没害谁、我真的需要这个分数。
• For instance, a British short film once shown on April Fool's Day was a fairly detailed documentary about spaghetti farmers and how they harvest their crop from the spaghetti trees.
  比如，在愚人节那天，曾经有一部英国短片较为详细地记录了种意大利面的农民，以及他们如何从意大利面树上收获意大利面。