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| 81. | Scatterbrained or silly. |
| 没有头脑的，傻的 |
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| 82. | Foolish or scatterbrained. |
| 愚蠢的；轻率的 |
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| 83. | She would be a beacon, a refuge for the few who were foolish enough to be out and about on a day so cold |
| 她简直就是一盏明灯，对于那些在这么冷的天还傻到出门逛悠的人，就是一个庇护所。 |
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| 84. | "Don't be such a bloody fool, Jack." |
| 杰克，你别这么傻。 |
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| 85. | On second thought, George decided that anybody who wanted to keep his gloves wouldn't be so foolish as |
| 转念一想，乔治觉得真想把他的手套据为已有的人不会傻到在商店里就戴着它们。 |
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| 86. | So we call him Silly Billy. |
| 所以我们叫他傻比利。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 新路径小学英语(四年级下学期适用) - Lesson P Where Is The Worldwide Zoo? |
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| 87. | It 's fool 's trick to trust your word . |
| 相信你的话才傻呢。 |
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| 88. | Yes, that's right. But I'm not a fool. |
| 是的，不过我不傻。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 英语晨读30分（初二） - 63 Personal Information |
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| 89. | What are you gawping at? |
| 你在傻盯着什么? |
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| 90. | They have acted a little foolishly. |
| 他们表现得有点傻。 |
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