mome
mome — 名詞
1. a person who often acts without thinking or says things that show a lack of good
傻瓜
老式用語，指愚蠢或糊塗的人
a person who often acts without thinking or says things that show a lack of good sense
Pedro's uncle called him a mome after he locked the keys inside the car.
Pedro 的叔叔在他把鑰匙鎖在車裡後，說他是個傻瓜。
Iris said the young man was a mome for walking into the glass door.
Iris 說那個年輕人真是個傻瓜，竟然撞上了玻璃門。
Only a mome would try to wash a phone in the kitchen sink.
只有傻瓜才會把手機放進廚房水槽裡洗。
pattern: Only a mome would + [foolish action]
Chidi felt like a mome when he put salt in his tea instead of sugar.
Chidi 覺得自己像個傻瓜，因為他把鹽當成糖放進了茶裡。
collocation: felt like a mome
The old woman in the tale shook her head and said, 'What a mome!'
故事裡的老婦人搖搖頭說：『真是個傻瓜！』
- call someone a mome
- feel like a mome
- what a mome
- genius
a person of very great intelligence, the opposite of a fool
用法筆記
An archaic term found almost only in older literature and poetry. In everyday modern English, 'fool' or 'idiot' carry the same meaning.
常見錯誤
常見搭配
常用片語
- call someone a mome
- feel like a mome
- what a mome