idiots

英 [ˈɪdɪəts]

美 [ˈɪdiəts]

n.  蠢人; 笨蛋; 白痴
idiot的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 白痴;傻子;笨蛋
  If you call someone anidiot, you are showing that you think they are very stupid or have done something very stupid.
  1. I knew I'd been an idiot to stay there...
     我知道我呆在这里很蠢。
  2. You're an idiot!
     你是个白痴！
• ADJ 愚蠢的;白痴似的
  Idiotmeans stupid.
  1. ...a bunch of idiot journalists waiting to ask me stupid questions.
     一帮白痴似的记者等着问我愚蠢的问题
• N-COUNT 弱智者;低能儿
  In the past, people who had something wrong with their brains that made them seem less intelligent, or different from other people, were sometimes calledidiots.
  1. ...the village idiot.
     村里的那个智障者

双语例句

• We danced like idiots, and I got some good exercise out of it.
  我们像傻瓜一样跳舞，我得到了很好的舞蹈训练。
• So we can make history as the biggest racists and idiots of all times!
  所以我们可以创造历史最大的种族主义者，并为所有白痴倍！
• I would be more than happy to catch the two idiots for you.
  我很乐意为你抓住那两个蠢货。
• What are you idiots doing?
  在做什么呢，笨蛋！
• You can say they were idiots, but, yeah, I think you're right.
  你可以说他们是一群白痴，不过，对，我认为你说的对。
• I means he's the kind of idiots.
  我是说，他是个大白痴。
• Have fun with these idiots!
  好好和这些白痴玩吧！
• We just stood there like a pair of idiots.
  我们两个就像傻子一样站在那儿。
• What really gets to me is when so-called educated and successful people turn into idiots behind the wheel.
  更让我生气的是，一些所谓的受过高等教育的人和一些“成功人士”一旦开起车来全变成了白痴。
• So how could I work for those idiots?
  所以我怎么能给那些笨蛋干？