| 释义 |
more fool (one)An expression mocking a decision or action that one thinks to be particular stupid or foolhardy. If you give money to Jeremy and expect him to pay you back, then more fool you. A: "So, you sold your car and bought a nice bike, but now you're moving to the middle of the countryside?" B: "I know, more fool me." more fool — used as an exclamation indicating that a specified person is unwise to behave in such a way. 2002 Pride Any self-respecting female should be wise enough to steer clear of Romeo rats and, if you don't, then more fool you. ˌmore fool ˈyou, them, etc. (spoken) (used as an exclamation) you, etc., were very foolish to do something: ‘He’s not going to accept that job in Vienna.’ ‘More fool him. He’ll never get another chance like that again.’ |