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daft

Without this unspoken accord, the entire thing is rather daft.It was a bit daft.In fact I could see that putting an orange in the middle of something is actually plain daft.To pretend otherwise and act all hurt is plain daft.This good but faintly daft idea is not new.We want him to say daft things that make us laugh.When is he going to realise he looks a bit daft?Who was so daft as to think it was about anything else?The funny thing is that both of those daft ideas have come to life.We laugh at the daft things he did.The unexpected sunshine left some people looking a bit daft.It is daft to think you can get away with eating rubbish and not gain weight.Now with his daft prison ideas he is worse than a menace.The latter is a daft thing to say.The storylines are a bit daft but transport you to another world.And daft ideas and practices receive no opposition.To pretend otherwise is plain daft.The world breathed a sigh of relief and gave him a rather daft Nobel prize.We're absolutely ready to be silly and wear extremely daft things.At this stage of the campaign, removing your leading scorer is just plain daft.I look at my big daft name on the back wall and nervously come down the stairs.I just hope her daughter can forgive being lumbered with the obligatory daft showbiz name.But it is daft to think that you can change your habits just because you've changed your calendar.THIS is not the work of a band but rather a solo artist with a daft stage name.All over the country we are voting for the party leaders - and for reasons that are just plain daft.But daft names aside, it's an absolute belter.

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daft

British English: daft /dɑːft/ ADJECTIVE
Daft means stupid and not sensible.
That's a daft question.
  • American English: foolish
  • Arabic: أَحْمَق
  • Brazilian Portuguese: tolo
  • Chinese: 愚蠢的
  • Croatian: budalast
  • Czech: pitomý
  • Danish: tåbelig
  • Dutch: dwaas
  • European Spanish: bobo
  • Finnish: typerä
  • French: bête
  • German: blöd
  • Greek: κουτός
  • Italian: sciocco
  • Japanese: ばかな
  • Korean: 어리석은
  • Norwegian: fjollet
  • Polish: głupi
  • European Portuguese: tolo
  • Romanian: nebun
  • Russian: глупый
  • Latin American Spanish: bobo
  • Swedish: fånig
  • Thai: โง่
  • Turkish: saf
  • Ukrainian: дурний
  • Vietnamese: ngớ ngẩn

Chinese translation of 'daft'

daft

(dɑːft) (Brit) (inf)

adj

  1. (= silly) 傻的 (shǎ de)
    to be daft about sb/sth 酷爱(愛)某人/某事 (kùài mǒurén/mǒushì)
(adjective) 
Definition
foolish or crazy
I wasn't so daft as to believe him.
Synonyms
stupid
I wouldn't call it art. It's just stupid and tasteless.
You won't go and do anything stupid, will you?
simple
He's no fool, though perhaps a bit simple in some ways.
crazy (informal)
I know it sounds a crazy idea, but hear me out.
silly
That's a silly thing to say.
absurd
They go to absurd lengths just to avoid paying a few pounds.
foolish
How foolish I was not to have seen my doctor earlier.
irrational
an irrational fear of science
unwise
It would be unwise to expect too much.
senseless
acts of senseless violence
giddy
infantile
goofy
foolhardy
idiotic
What an idiotic thing to say!
inane
He always had this inane grin.
fatuous
That is not a fatuous argument, it has to be taken seriously.
loopy (informal)
witless
a witless piece of planning
crackpot (informal)
out to lunch (informal)
dopey (informal)
I was so dopey I believed him.
puerile
puerile schoolboy humour
imprudent
scatty (British, informal)
asinine
I have never heard such an asinine discussion.
gonzo (slang)
imbecilic
doolally (slang)
off your head (informal)
off your trolley (slang)
up the pole (informal)
dumb-ass (slang)
wacko or whacko (slang, old-fashioned)
off the air (Australian, slang)
(adjective) 
Definition
foolish or crazy
Now there's a daft suggestion!
Synonyms
ridiculous
It was an absolutely ridiculous decision.
foolish
impractical
With regularly scheduled airlines, sea travel became impractical.
ludicrous
It's a completely ludicrous idea.
pointless
unrealistic
their unrealistic expectations of parenthood
unreasonable
unwise
preposterous
The whole idea was preposterous.
laughable
She claimed that the allegations were `laughable'.
farcical
a farcical nine months' jail sentence
illogical
unworkable
foolhardy
nonsensical
It seemed to me that Sir Robert's arguments were nonsensical.
half-baked (informal)
another half-baked scheme that isn't going to work
fatuous
risible (formal)
His claim is risible for its patent untruth.
ill-conceived
impracticable
hare-brained
dumb-ass (slang)
cockamamie (slang, mainly US)

phrase

See daft about

Additional synonyms

in the sense of absurd
Definition
obviously senseless or illogical
They go to absurd lengths just to avoid paying a few pounds.
Synonyms
ridiculous,
crazy (informal),
silly,
incredible,
outrageous,
foolish,
unbelievable,
daft (informal),
hilarious,
ludicrous,
meaningless,
unreasonable,
irrational,
senseless,
preposterous,
laughable,
funny,
stupid,
farcical,
illogical,
incongruous,
comical,
zany,
idiotic,
nonsensical,
inane,
dumb-ass (slang),
cockamamie (slang, US)
in the sense of asinine
Definition
obstinate or stupid
I have never heard such an asinine discussion.
Synonyms
stupid,
silly,
foolish,
daft (informal),
senseless,
goofy (informal),
idiotic,
inane,
fatuous,
moronic,
imbecile,
gormless (British, informal),
brainless,
imbecilic,
braindead (informal),
dumb-ass (slang),
dead from the neck up (informal),
thickheaded,
dunderheaded,
halfwitted,
thick-witted
in the sense of crazy
Definition
ridiculous
I know it sounds a crazy idea, but hear me out.
Synonyms
ridiculous,
wild,
absurd,
inappropriate,
foolish,
ludicrous,
irresponsible,
unrealistic,
unwise,
senseless,
preposterous,
potty (British, informal),
short-sighted,
unworkable,
foolhardy,
idiotic,
nonsensical,
half-baked (informal),
inane,
fatuous,
ill-conceived,
quixotic,
imprudent,
impracticable,
cockeyed (informal),
bird-brained (informal),
cockamamie (slang, US),
porangi (New Zealand)

Nearby words of
daft

  • dabbler
  • dad
  • daddy
  • daft
  • daft about
  • daftness
  • dag

Related terms of
daft

  • daft about

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