daft

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daft
[dɑːft]
adjetivo
1tonto(a) (person, idea) (británico), sonso(a) (Am), zonzo(a) (Am)
  • to be daft about somebody/something -> estar loco por alguien/algo

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daft [daft]
adjetivo
1Tonto, bobo. (Coloquial)
  • That was a daft thing to do/say -> hiciste una tontería, decir eso fue una tontería

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daft (informal) [dɑːft]
adjective
dafter (comparative)daftest (superlative)
1 (silly) [+person] tonto; bobo; tarado; (S. Cone) (informal) [+idea, action, question] tonto
don't be daft no seas tonto bobo;or he's not as daft as he looks no es tan tonto como parece; if you're daft enough to pay £600 si eres tan bobo como para pagar 600 libras; the daft things some people do! ¡hay que ver las estupideces que hace la gente!
you do say some daft things!
to be daft in the head (informal) estar mal de la cabeza; (informal) estar tocado del ala; (informal)
to be as daft as a brush (informal) ser más tonto que Abundio; (informal)
2 (crazy)
to be daft about sb estar loco por algn; he's daft about football le apasiona el fútbol; el fútbol le vuelve loco

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