Moronic Meaning in English

word

US

mɔːˈɹɒnɪk

maw-RAH-nik

UK

mɔːɹˈɒnɪk

maw-RON-ik

释义

Very stupid or lacking in good judgment; used as a strong insult to describe actions or people.

用法与细微差别

Strongly negative and offensive; very informal and insulting. Often used to criticize someone's ideas or actions, not just intelligence. Avoid in polite or formal settings. Often used for dramatic effect or humor among friends, but may cause offense.

• Spanish: estúpido - imbécil
• Portuguese (BR): idiota - imbecil
• Portuguese (PT): idiota - imbecil
• Chinese (Simplified): 愚蠢的 - 傻的
• Chinese (Traditional): 愚蠢的 - 傻的
• Hindi: मूर्खतापूर्ण - बेवकूफ़ी भरा
• Arabic: غبي - أحمق
• Bengali: বোকামিপূর্ণ - নির্বোধ - মূর্খতাপূর্ণ
• Russian: идиотский - дебильный
• Japanese: 愚かな - バカげた
• Vietnamese: ngu ngốc - đần độn
• Korean: 멍청한 - 바보 같은
• Turkish: aptalca - salakça
• Urdu: احمقانہ - بے وقوفانہ
• Indonesian: bodoh - tolol

例句

That was a moronic mistake.

basic

He gave a moronic answer in class.

basic

Don't make such a moronic decision.

basic

That movie was so moronic I couldn't stop laughing.

natural

I can't believe he made such a moronic comment online.

natural

Honestly, your plan sounds completely moronic to me.

natural