Definition of fool's gold in English:

fool's gold

noun

mass noun

A brassy yellow mineral that can be mistaken for gold, especially pyrites.
愚人金（尤指黄铁矿）
Example sentencesExamples
- Absent these advantages, like fool's gold, the book lacks the luster of authentic, polished scholarship.
- But the military establishment that Powell once led is of course stuffed to bursting with this fool's gold.
- We used the money to barter, badly, for cheap Persian rugs, stale aftershaves and fool's gold.
- When he and his family are forced to live across the border for a short time, Francisco steals a chunk of fool's gold.
- Miller's silver bullet quickly turned into fool's gold, and bit by bit she backed away from the story.
- But both indicators, on closer inspection, are fool's gold.
- And other financiers - especially those who didn't catch dotcom fever in the first place - are wary over the prospects of panning for fool's gold.
- The song makes fool's gold of genre-labeling; even a three-piece jug-band could make a melody like this sound stunning.
- They also know that explicit efforts to shut out imports are usually political fool's gold, more likely to bring defeat than victory at the polls.
- The cover story is on making money from weblogs - and whether it's genuinely possible or just fool's gold.
- The latter mineral, a sulphide of iron, has a shiny metallic lustre and was often mistaken for gold itself: it is the infamous fool's gold.
- Here is a kind of fool's gold which has made the creator rich.
- Those companies currently at the forefront may be offering the marketing equivalent of fool's gold.
- But they are not so much convenient cash as fool's gold.
- Lately, though, that gold has come to feel like fool's gold, at least in its attempt to compensate us for the sorrows it expresses.
- To team him up with Madden in an effort to create a so-called dream broadcasting booth is fool's gold.
- But remember, as Rumi said: There is fool's gold because there is real gold.
- But beware lest you mistake fool's gold for the real thing.
- I hear all the time from readers who think they've struck gold with a cheap PC only to realize later that they're stuck with fool's gold.
- This week's inviting opportunities could be genuinely gilt-edged - or fool's gold.

Definition of fool's gold in US English:

fool's gold

nounˈfo͞olz ˌɡōld

A brassy yellow mineral, especially pyrite, that can be mistaken for gold.
愚人金（尤指黄铁矿）
Example sentencesExamples
- The cover story is on making money from weblogs - and whether it's genuinely possible or just fool's gold.
- This week's inviting opportunities could be genuinely gilt-edged - or fool's gold.
- Lately, though, that gold has come to feel like fool's gold, at least in its attempt to compensate us for the sorrows it expresses.
- Those companies currently at the forefront may be offering the marketing equivalent of fool's gold.
- But they are not so much convenient cash as fool's gold.
- And other financiers - especially those who didn't catch dotcom fever in the first place - are wary over the prospects of panning for fool's gold.
- But beware lest you mistake fool's gold for the real thing.
- But both indicators, on closer inspection, are fool's gold.
- The song makes fool's gold of genre-labeling; even a three-piece jug-band could make a melody like this sound stunning.
- They also know that explicit efforts to shut out imports are usually political fool's gold, more likely to bring defeat than victory at the polls.
- Here is a kind of fool's gold which has made the creator rich.
- When he and his family are forced to live across the border for a short time, Francisco steals a chunk of fool's gold.
- I hear all the time from readers who think they've struck gold with a cheap PC only to realize later that they're stuck with fool's gold.
- We used the money to barter, badly, for cheap Persian rugs, stale aftershaves and fool's gold.
- But remember, as Rumi said: There is fool's gold because there is real gold.
- The latter mineral, a sulphide of iron, has a shiny metallic lustre and was often mistaken for gold itself: it is the infamous fool's gold.
- Miller's silver bullet quickly turned into fool's gold, and bit by bit she backed away from the story.
- To team him up with Madden in an effort to create a so-called dream broadcasting booth is fool's gold.
- Absent these advantages, like fool's gold, the book lacks the luster of authentic, polished scholarship.
- But the military establishment that Powell once led is of course stuffed to bursting with this fool's gold.

单词	fool's gold
释义	Definition of fool's gold in English: fool's gold noun mass noun A brassy yellow mineral that can be mistaken for gold, especially pyrites. 愚人金（尤指黄铁矿） Example sentencesExamples Absent these advantages, like fool's gold, the book lacks the luster of authentic, polished scholarship. But the military establishment that Powell once led is of course stuffed to bursting with this fool's gold. We used the money to barter, badly, for cheap Persian rugs, stale aftershaves and fool's gold. When he and his family are forced to live across the border for a short time, Francisco steals a chunk of fool's gold. Miller's silver bullet quickly turned into fool's gold, and bit by bit she backed away from the story. But both indicators, on closer inspection, are fool's gold. And other financiers - especially those who didn't catch dotcom fever in the first place - are wary over the prospects of panning for fool's gold. The song makes fool's gold of genre-labeling; even a three-piece jug-band could make a melody like this sound stunning. They also know that explicit efforts to shut out imports are usually political fool's gold, more likely to bring defeat than victory at the polls. The cover story is on making money from weblogs - and whether it's genuinely possible or just fool's gold. The latter mineral, a sulphide of iron, has a shiny metallic lustre and was often mistaken for gold itself: it is the infamous fool's gold. Here is a kind of fool's gold which has made the creator rich. Those companies currently at the forefront may be offering the marketing equivalent of fool's gold. But they are not so much convenient cash as fool's gold. Lately, though, that gold has come to feel like fool's gold, at least in its attempt to compensate us for the sorrows it expresses. To team him up with Madden in an effort to create a so-called dream broadcasting booth is fool's gold. But remember, as Rumi said: There is fool's gold because there is real gold. But beware lest you mistake fool's gold for the real thing. I hear all the time from readers who think they've struck gold with a cheap PC only to realize later that they're stuck with fool's gold. This week's inviting opportunities could be genuinely gilt-edged - or fool's gold. Definition of fool's gold in US English: fool's gold nounˈfo͞olz ˌɡōld A brassy yellow mineral, especially pyrite, that can be mistaken for gold. 愚人金（尤指黄铁矿） Example sentencesExamples The cover story is on making money from weblogs - and whether it's genuinely possible or just fool's gold. This week's inviting opportunities could be genuinely gilt-edged - or fool's gold. Lately, though, that gold has come to feel like fool's gold, at least in its attempt to compensate us for the sorrows it expresses. Those companies currently at the forefront may be offering the marketing equivalent of fool's gold. But they are not so much convenient cash as fool's gold. And other financiers - especially those who didn't catch dotcom fever in the first place - are wary over the prospects of panning for fool's gold. But beware lest you mistake fool's gold for the real thing. But both indicators, on closer inspection, are fool's gold. The song makes fool's gold of genre-labeling; even a three-piece jug-band could make a melody like this sound stunning. They also know that explicit efforts to shut out imports are usually political fool's gold, more likely to bring defeat than victory at the polls. Here is a kind of fool's gold which has made the creator rich. When he and his family are forced to live across the border for a short time, Francisco steals a chunk of fool's gold. I hear all the time from readers who think they've struck gold with a cheap PC only to realize later that they're stuck with fool's gold. We used the money to barter, badly, for cheap Persian rugs, stale aftershaves and fool's gold. But remember, as Rumi said: There is fool's gold because there is real gold. The latter mineral, a sulphide of iron, has a shiny metallic lustre and was often mistaken for gold itself: it is the infamous fool's gold. Miller's silver bullet quickly turned into fool's gold, and bit by bit she backed away from the story. To team him up with Madden in an effort to create a so-called dream broadcasting booth is fool's gold. Absent these advantages, like fool's gold, the book lacks the luster of authentic, polished scholarship. But the military establishment that Powell once led is of course stuffed to bursting with this fool's gold.
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