silly

adjective

UK/ˈsɪl.i/
US/ˈsɪl.i/

Definitions of silly adjective

  1. B1

    Exhibiting a lack of good judgment or thought; foolish.

    愚蠢的;傻的

    • Don't act like that, you silly kid!

      別那樣做,你這個傻孩子!

    • That was a rather silly error.

      那是一個相當愚蠢的錯誤。

    • It was quite silly to go out into the sun without any headwear.

      沒有戴任何頭飾就出去曬太陽真是太傻了。

  2. Feeling embarrassed or self-conscious; apprehensive about being ridiculed.

    愚蠢;可笑

    • I feel quite silly wearing this dress.

      我穿這件洋裝感覺很尷尬。

    • He felt a bit silly after performing in public.

      他在公開表演後感到有點尷尬。

    • She felt silly wearing that comical hat.

      她戴著那頂滑稽的帽子感到尷尬。

  3. B1

    Not serious, important, or practical; trivial or frivolous.

    愚蠢;可笑的

    • She tends to get upset over such silly little things.

      她總是為這種無聊的小事感到不安。

    • Our drinks were served in these silly impractical glasses.

      我們的飲料是用這些不切實際的愚蠢杯子裝的。

    • He turned down the job for that silly reason.

      他因為那個愚蠢的理由拒絕了那份工作。

Idioms

  • silly billy

    A person who is foolish or acts in a silly manner, especially a child.

    傻瓜(尤指孩子)

    Stop being a silly billy and get your work done.

    別再當個傻小孩了,快點完成你的工作。

  • drink, laugh, etc. yourself silly

    To engage in an activity such as drinking or laughing to such an extent that one loses the ability to think clearly or act with good judgment.

    喝的/笑的失去理智

    They drank themselves silly at the party.

    他們在派對上喝得酩酊大醉。