Foolishly Meaning in English
word · lemma: foolish
释义
In a way that shows lack of good sense or judgment; behaving or acting like a fool.
用法与细微差别
'Foolishly' is an adverb and usually describes how someone acts or decides. It's slightly formal and less commonly spoken than 'stupidly.' Common with verbs like 'spend,' 'believe,' 'waste,' and 'trust.' Avoid for playful mistakes; it's more for real errors or bad judgment.
Spanish: tontamente - neciamentePortuguese (BR): tolamente - de forma bobaPortuguese (PT): tolamente - de forma parvaChinese (Simplified): 愚蠢地Chinese (Traditional): 愚蠢地Hindi: मूर्खतापूर्वकArabic: بحماقةBengali: মূর্খভাবে - বোকামীভাবেRussian: глупоJapanese: 愚かにもVietnamese: một cách ngu ngốcKorean: 어리석게Turkish: aptalcaUrdu: احمقانہ طور پرIndonesian: dengan bodoh
例句
She foolishly believed the scammer.
basic
They trusted him foolishly despite the warnings.
basic
I foolishly left my keys at home again.
natural
He tried to impress everyone by foolishly bragging.
natural
We foolishly thought it wouldn't rain and forgot our umbrellas.
natural
Tom spent his money foolishly.
basic