Definition of mook in English:

mook

noun muːkmo͝ok

US informal

A stupid or incompetent person.
〈美，非正式〉傻瓜；笨蛋
if you don't want to look like every other mook you need a sartorial trademark
如果你不想和其他笨蛋看上去一样的话，你就需要在装束上显示点特色。
Example sentencesExamples
- Then kids watch those images and aspire to be that mook or midriff in the TV set.
- I only hope we'll be lucky, and the marketing mooks and midriffs will learn this before it comes crashing down on all of our heads.
- I should have voted for the guy, he thought, knowing full well that the current president's former opponent had been a complete mook.
- It is now the domain of those who are paid to write and the rest of us mooks are no longer relevant.
- Main characters are very cartoony; supporting characters, mooks and the like, are usually drawn quite realistically - and look more like Westerners.
- I was secretly longing for a bunch of mooks to jump around the stage again.

Origin

1930s: of uncertain origin.

Definition of mook in US English:

mook

nounmo͝ok

US informal

A stupid or incompetent person.
〈美，非正式〉傻瓜；笨蛋
if you don't want to look like every other mook you need a sartorial trademark
如果你不想和其他笨蛋看上去一样的话，你就需要在装束上显示点特色。
Example sentencesExamples
- I only hope we'll be lucky, and the marketing mooks and midriffs will learn this before it comes crashing down on all of our heads.
- Then kids watch those images and aspire to be that mook or midriff in the TV set.
- It is now the domain of those who are paid to write and the rest of us mooks are no longer relevant.
- Main characters are very cartoony; supporting characters, mooks and the like, are usually drawn quite realistically - and look more like Westerners.
- I should have voted for the guy, he thought, knowing full well that the current president's former opponent had been a complete mook.
- I was secretly longing for a bunch of mooks to jump around the stage again.

Origin

1930s: of uncertain origin.

单词	mook
释义	Definition of mook in English: mook noun muːkmo͝ok US informal A stupid or incompetent person. 〈美，非正式〉傻瓜；笨蛋 if you don't want to look like every other mook you need a sartorial trademark 如果你不想和其他笨蛋看上去一样的话，你就需要在装束上显示点特色。 Example sentencesExamples Then kids watch those images and aspire to be that mook or midriff in the TV set. I only hope we'll be lucky, and the marketing mooks and midriffs will learn this before it comes crashing down on all of our heads. I should have voted for the guy, he thought, knowing full well that the current president's former opponent had been a complete mook. It is now the domain of those who are paid to write and the rest of us mooks are no longer relevant. Main characters are very cartoony; supporting characters, mooks and the like, are usually drawn quite realistically - and look more like Westerners. I was secretly longing for a bunch of mooks to jump around the stage again. Origin 1930s: of uncertain origin. Definition of mook in US English: mook nounmo͝ok US informal A stupid or incompetent person. 〈美，非正式〉傻瓜；笨蛋 if you don't want to look like every other mook you need a sartorial trademark 如果你不想和其他笨蛋看上去一样的话，你就需要在装束上显示点特色。 Example sentencesExamples I only hope we'll be lucky, and the marketing mooks and midriffs will learn this before it comes crashing down on all of our heads. Then kids watch those images and aspire to be that mook or midriff in the TV set. It is now the domain of those who are paid to write and the rest of us mooks are no longer relevant. Main characters are very cartoony; supporting characters, mooks and the like, are usually drawn quite realistically - and look more like Westerners. I should have voted for the guy, he thought, knowing full well that the current president's former opponent had been a complete mook. I was secretly longing for a bunch of mooks to jump around the stage again. Origin 1930s: of uncertain origin.
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