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ADJ INFORMAL |
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/dɑːft/ |
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1 | silly and not sensible or reasonable 愚蠢的;傻的 |
| I think it’ s a daft idea. 我认为这是个愚蠢的主意。 |
| don’ t be daft Don’ t be daft – of course I won’ t forget you. 别犯傻了,我当然不会忘记你。 |
| be daft enough to do sth Who would be daft enough to pay so much for a car? 谁会傻到花这么多钱买一辆汽车? |
| daft as a brush (=very silly) She’ s daft as a brush, that woman! 很傻的;很愚蠢的 |
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2 | crazy 疯狂的 |
| I’ m not daft you know. I do remember what it’ s like to be young. 你知道我没疯。我确实还记得年轻是什么样的。 |
| go daft You could go daft listening to such monotonous music. 听这么单调的音乐你会发疯的。 |
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- | be daft about |
| to like something or love someone very much |
| 非常喜欢;酷爱 |
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| Billy’ s daft about football. 比利酷爱足球。 |
| George is daft about some woman in his office. 乔治对他办公室的某个女子爱得神魂颠倒。 |
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- | drive sb daft |
| to make someone feel very annoyed |
| 使某人十分烦乱 |
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| The kids were driving me daft with their constant noise. 那些孩子不停的吵闹声让我烦透了。 |
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DERIVED WORD |
daftness noun U |
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