fool1
/fuːl/Translation
n [c]
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⇨ tonto,ta col. desp.
⇨ boludo,da amér. vulg. desp.
⇨ güey amér. col. desp.
›
⇨ loco,ca col.
› (en el pasado)
⇨ bufón,-a
to {act/play} the fool
⇨ hacer(se) el tonto, hacer(se) la tonta
to be {no/nobody's} fool
⇨ no dejarse engañar por nadie
to make a fool of sb
⇨ poner en ridículo a alguien
to make a fool of oneself
⇨ hacer el ridículo
(Definition of fool n from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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