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foolish adjective

1. (person) bête (to do de faire);

2. (grin, expression) stupide;
   to feel ~ se sentir ridicule;

3. (decision, question, remark) idiot/-e.

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'foolish' found in these entries:

English:

though

French:

imprudence

foolish: WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2009

Principal Translations
foolish	(stupid)	adj	idiot
foolish	(stupid)	adj	stupide (idiot)
foolish	(stupid)	adj	bête (idiot)
foolish	(stupid)	adj	bêta (idiot)
foolish	(unwise)	adj	insensé
Compound Forms/Formes composées
be foolish			être fou
foolish thing		nf	bêtise
foolish thing		nf	chose bête
look foolish			avoir l'air ridicule
pound-foolish		adj	dépensier (gaspilleur)
pound-foolish		adj	gaspilleur
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he was made to look foolish
It would be foolish to say...
only my foolish mind can conjure all these thoughts
penny wise and pound foolish
Witless/stupid/idiot/foolish/silly
You are being silly/foolish

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