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| 51. | You are foolish. |
| 你是笨蛋。 |
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| 52. | He is a bit soft. |
| 他有一点笨。 |
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| 53. | as silly as an ass |
| 像驴一样笨 |
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| 54. | disabuse foolish prejudices |
| 纠正愚昧的偏见 |
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| 55. | FORREST: Mamma says stupid is a stupid doings. |
| 弗勒斯：我妈说，笨的行为才叫笨呢。 |
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| 56. | A foolish grin. |
| 滑稽的咧嘴 |
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| 57. | People sometimes do foolish things--indeed, very foolish things. |
| 人们有时做出愚蠢的事情--真正非常蠢的事情。 |
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| 58. | A foolish decision. |
| 不明智的决定 |
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| 59. | Hugh was just hopelessly stupid, while Ashley was merely new at the business. |
| 休就是笨，笨得没办法，而艾希礼则是不熟业务。 |
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| 60. | Foolish and clumsy |
| 乡里乡气的 |
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