fool

a person who is easily tricked or cheated; a silly or foolish person

tonto, estúpido, imbécil

Collocations fool of somebody

• He's such a fool that he believes everything.

  Es tan tonto que cree todo lo que le dicen.

to trick or deceive someone; to make someone believe something that is not true

engañar, engañarse, estafar

• fool somebody into doing something

• She fooled him into giving her the money.

  Ella lo engañó para que le diera el dinero.

to make fun of someone; to laugh at or mock someone

burlarse de, hacerse el gracioso con, ridiculizar

Collocations fool around with somebody

• They were fooling around in the garden.

  Estaban haciendo el tonto en el jardín.

a period of time, especially a short one; an hour or so

hora, rato, período de tiempo

Collocations for a fool

• It only takes a fool to get there.

  Solo lleva una hora llegar allí.

a game in which players try to hit targets with balls or arrows; archery, darts, etc.

juego de tiro al blanco, juego de bolos, juego de flechas

Collocations play a fool

• They played a fool in the park.

  Jugaron al tiro al blanco en el parque.

stupid or silly; not clever or sensible

tonto, estúpido, idiota

Collocations foolish idea

• That's a foolish thing to say.

  Eso es una tontería decirlo.

to make someone look silly or ridiculous; to mock or ridicule someone

burlarse de, ridiculizar, hacer el tonto con

Collocations fool around with

• They were fooling around in the garden.

  Estaban haciendo el tonto en el jardín.

to make someone look silly or ridiculous; to mock or ridicule someone

burlarse de, ridiculizar, hacer el tonto con

Collocations fool around with

• They were fooling around in the garden.

  Estaban haciendo el tonto en el jardín.