How do you pronounce 'Fools' and 'tolos'?

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What is an example sentence for Fools in Portuguese?

English: "The children were playing pranks on each other like little fools." | Portuguese: "As crianças estavam pregando peças umas nas outras como pequenas tolas."

noun · verb

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fools Meaning in Portuguese (fools significado em português)

Q: What is 'tolos' called in English?

'tolos' in English is called "Fools". Fools refers to: Pessoas que carecem de bom senso ou julgamento, agindo frequentemente de forma imprudente ou estúpida.

nountolos

verbenganar

Sinônimos:bobosidiotas

tolos in English:fools

Phonetic:tólos

Plural: fools

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumo

O significado de fools em português é tolos, enganar. (Pessoas que carecem de bom senso ou julgamento, agindo frequentemente de forma imprudente ou estúpida.)

Definitions of Fools

1
noun
tolos
People who lack good sense or judgment, often acting unwisely or stupidly.
Pessoas que carecem de bom senso ou julgamento, agindo frequentemente de forma imprudente ou estúpida.
2
verb
enganar
To trick or deceive someone, often for amusement or personal gain.
Enganar ou ludibriar alguém, muitas vezes por diversão ou ganho pessoal.

Example Sentences

casual

“The children were playing pranks on each other like little fools.”

As crianças estavam pregando peças umas nas outras como pequenas tolas.

casual

“She often fools her younger brother into doing her chores.”

Ela frequentemente engana o irmão mais novo para fazer as tarefas dela.

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Synonyms (Sinônimos)

In Portuguese:

bobosidiotasenganar

In English:

idiotssimpletonsdolts

Antonyms (Antônimos)

In Portuguese:

sábiosinteligentes

In English:

sagesgeniuses intellectuals

Inflected Word Forms

gerundfooling

nounfool

nounfoolishness

adjectivefoolish

adverbfoolishly

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

make a fool of oneselfexpression

To do something silly or embarrassing that makes one look foolish.

fool aroundphrasal_verb

To behave in a silly or playful way, or to waste time.

a fool's errandidiom

A task or journey that has no hope of success.