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Перевод: stupid

[прилагательное]
глупый; тупой; бестолковый; дубоватый; дурацкий; дурной; оцепеневший; оцепенелый;
[существительное]
дурак

Тезаурус:

1. This happy period of my life came to an end in rather a stupid way.
2. "Obviously it would be stupid to say we will not miss the Orrell lads," admitted Grayson.
3. It's stupid," he said.
4. Some months later I got a cheque for six hundred dollars - apparently a programme in America had done a feature on what can happen when you ask a stupid question and that was my fee for being included.
5. Britain wanted to be firm, instead they've been hasty and stupid.
6. And it was just very stupid because you can add nothing to a thing which is perfect like that.
7. But in its stupid quest for short-term solutions to our economic woes, the Government is prepared to lose this precious heritage for ever.
8. "The English are stupid.
9. "But I stayed composed and cool, I didn't want to get caught by anything stupid but still nearly did when he almost hit me with an uppercut - I felt the wind of that one.
10. Stupid!" as I drove the staff angrily into the ground between my feet with the action of a woman pounding corn.
11. "Siege", in the front-page headline, had been misspelt as "seige", which caused Pilger opponents to fire back the "Moron Sunday" jibe with racist jokes about stupid Ozzies who couldn't even spell.
12. Lord Rothschild appeared on television to give a Dimbleby lecture in which he authoritatively reassured the public that the risks of nuclear power were negligible: if those risks were not, in fact, accepted, it was because the public were too stupid or ill-educated to realise that they were objectively "acceptable".
13. The mistake was made even more stupid by the fact that he had known for some time the big tides were due.