Dutch · Nederlands
idioot
/ˌi.diˈ(j)oːt/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. idiotic
| English | idiotic |
|---|
| German | bescheuert, idiotisch, närrisch |
|---|
| French | idiot, idiotique |
|---|
| Portuguese | idiota, idiótico |
|---|
| Italian | scemo, idiota, fesso |
|---|
| Spanish | idiota, bobalicón, tontaina |
|---|
| Swedish | dum, idiotisk, puckad |
|---|
3. To the point of stupor
| English | stupid |
|---|
| Portuguese | estupidificado |
|---|
| Italian | stupefatto |
|---|
| Spanish | estupefacto, zonzo, sonso |
|---|
4. daft, inane, dumb, fatuous
| English | daft, dumb, inane |
|---|
| German | albern, töricht |
|---|
| French | stupide, imbécile, dingue |
|---|
| Portuguese | fátuo, sandeu, sandeu |
|---|
| Czech | pitomý |
|---|
| Italian | sempliciotto, balordo, fatuo |
|---|
| Spanish | tonto, fatuo |
|---|
| Swedish | löjlig, fånig, tramsig |
|---|
| Latin | stultus, fatuus |
|---|
Open “idioot” in Glossarium with all forms, examples and audio
Dutch · Nederlands
de idioot
/ˌi.diˈ(j)oːt/ noun · masculine · plural: idioten A1 (estimated)
1. idiot, moron, nincompoop, fool
| English | idiot, fool, moron |
|---|
| German | der Idiot, das Schaf, die Idiotin |
|---|
| French | l'idiot, le crétin, l'abruti |
|---|
| Portuguese | o/a idiota, o vacilão, a badana |
|---|
| Czech | idiot, naivka, prosťáček |
|---|
| Italian | lo scemo, il/la idiota, il/la semplice |
|---|
| Spanish | el/la idiota, el gaznápiro, panarra |
|---|
| Swedish | en idiot, en narr, en knasboll |
|---|
| Latin | blennus, idiota, fatuus |
|---|
2. imbecile, gowk
| English | imbecile, gowk |
|---|
| German | der Dummkopf, der Schwachkopf |
|---|
| French | l'imbécile |
|---|
| Portuguese | imbecil |
|---|
| Czech | hlupák |
|---|
| Italian | il/la imbecille |
|---|
| Spanish | el/la imbécil |
|---|
4. (colloquial) a person who is easily fooled
Open “idioot” in Glossarium with all forms, examples and audio