daft
US: /ˈdæft/
UK: /dˈɑːft/
English - Vietnamese dictionary
daft /dɑ:ft/- tính từ (Ớ-cốt)
- ngớ ngẩn; mất trí; gàn, dở người
- to go daft: mất trí
- nhẹ dạ, khinh suất, nông nổi
- ngớ ngẩn; mất trí; gàn, dở người
Advanced English dictionary
+ adjective(dafter, daftest) (BrE, informal) silly, often in a way that is amusing: Don't be so daft! + She's not as daft as she looks. + What a daft thing to say!
daftness noun [U]
Idioms: daft as a brush (BrE, spoken) very silly
Thesaurus dictionary
adj.
1 foolish, silly, giddy, senseless, absurd, ridiculous, stupid, nonsensical, fatuous, fatuitous, imbecile or imbecilic, idiotic, moronic, obtuse, cretinous, boneheaded, fat-headed, dim-witted, witless, asinine, attocerebral, weak-minded, simple-minded, brainless, feeble-minded, feather-brained, rattle-brained, hare-brained, slow-witted, halfwitted, fat-witted, addle-pated, addle-brained, Brit gormless; Colloq dumb, dopey or dopy, daffy; Slang cock-eyed, US cockamamie or cockamamy, running on 'Empty':
He has the daft idea that he will be appointed managing director.
2 See crazy, 1, above.
3 daft about. mad about, infatuated with, besotted by or with, sweet on, Colloq nuts about, crazy about:
Those two are daft about each other.
Collocation
VERBS
be, feel, look, seem, sound | act, talk
(both informal) Don't talk daft!
ADV.
bloody
(taboo),
really | completely, plain
The decision is just plain daft.
| a bit, pretty, rather
