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1. (general) a. qué idiota. My brother drove away from the gas station without taking the gas pump out of the tank. - What an idiot.Mi hermano se fue de la gasolinera sin sacar el surtidor del tanque. - Qué idiota. b. qué imbécil. Edgar put a metal thermos in the microwave, and it starting shooting sparks.
noun. 1. (fool) a. el idiota. (M) , la idiota. (F) What an idiot! He forgot to close the door again.¡Qué idiota! Se le olvidó cerrar la puerta otra vez. b. el imbécil. (M) , la imbécil. (F) You idiot! You never listen to me!¡Eres un imbécil! ¡Nunca me escuchas! Copyright © 2024 Curiosity Media Inc. Examples. Phrases. Machine Translators.
(ɪdiət ) Word forms: plural idiots. 1. countable noun. If you call someone an idiot, you are showing that you think they are very stupid or have done something very stupid. [disapproval] I knew I'd been an idiot to stay there. Synonyms: fool, jerk [slang, mainly US, Canadian], ass, plank [British, slang] More Synonyms of idiot.
Idiota ( idiot / stupid ), tonto ( fool / foolish ), and estúpido ( idiot / stupid) are three common ways to insult someone’s intelligence in Spanish. They can be used as nouns or adjectives. For example: Here is a list of other words used to insult someone’s intelligence: Here are some insulting phrases you may hear in the Spanish-speaking world.
a stupid person or someone who is behaving in a stupid way. idiota. Some idiot left the tap running in the bathroom and there's water everywhere. Un idiota dejó el grifo abierto en el baño y hay agua por todas partes. [ as form of address ] You stupid idiot - that's a month's work you've lost! ¡Has perdido un mes de trabajo, pedazo de idiota!
a stupid person or someone who is behaving in a stupid way: Like an idiot, I believed him. idiocy. noun [ C, U ] uk / ˈɪdiəsi / us. stupid behaviour. idiotic. adjective uk / ˌɪdiˈɒtɪk / us. stupid: an idiotic grin / idea. idiotically. adverb. (Definition of idiot from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
