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u rečniku italijanskog jezika Oksford‒Paravia

I. fool1 [Brit fuːl, Am ful] N

1. fool (silly person):

(the) more fool you! inf

2. fool HISTORY (jester):

II. fool1 [Brit fuːl, Am ful] ADJ before n Am inf

fool politician:

III. fool1 [Brit fuːl, Am ful] VB trans

fare credere a qn che
to fool sb out of money

IV. fool1 [Brit fuːl, Am ful] VB intr (joke, tease)

no fooling! iron

V. to fool oneself VB refl

VI. fool1 [Brit fuːl, Am ful]

fool2 [Brit fuːl, Am ful] N Brit FOOD

I. fool about VB [fuːl -] VB [fuːl -] Brit inf (fool about, around)

1. fool about (waste time):

2. fool about (act stupidly):

fare lo stupido (with con)

3. fool about (have affairs):

II. fool about VB [fuːl -] VB [fuːl -] Brit inf (fool around with [sb, sth])

1. fool about (flirt):

2. fool about (mess around):

fool about fool around gadget, toy

All Fools' Day [Am ˈˌɔl ˈfulz ˌdeɪ] N Brit

fool's gold [Am ˈfulz ˌɡoʊld] N (pyrites)

fool away VB [fuːl -] (fool [sth] away) (fritter)

fool away time, money

gooseberry fool [ˈɡʊzbrɪˌfuːl, ˈɡuːsberɪ-] N

April Fool [Brit, Am ˈeɪprəl ful] N (person)

April Fool's Day [Am ˈˌeɪprəl ˈfulz ˌdeɪ] N

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engleski
engleski
italijanski
italijanski

I. fool [fu:l] N

sciocco(-a) m (f)

II. fool [fu:l] VB trans

III. fool [fu:l] VB intr (joke around)

IV. fool [fu:l] ADJ inf (silly)

April Fools' Day N

fool's cap N

fool around VB intr (waste time)

italijanski
italijanski
engleski
engleski
cretino (-a)
babbeo (-a)
balordo (-a)
Present
Ifool
youfool
he/she/itfools
wefool
youfool
theyfool
Past
Ifooled
youfooled
he/she/itfooled
wefooled
youfooled
theyfooled
Present Perfect
Ihavefooled
youhavefooled
he/she/ithasfooled
wehavefooled
youhavefooled
theyhavefooled
Past Perfect
Ihadfooled
youhadfooled
he/she/ithadfooled
wehadfooled
youhadfooled
theyhadfooled