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thick-witted

/thik-wit-id/US // ˈθɪkˈwɪt ɪd //

粗心大意,粗枝大叶,笨拙的,笨拙的人

Related Words

blockheaded冥顽不灵,冥顽不灵的,昏聩的,笨拙的brainless无脑,无脑的,无大脑,无头脑dazed昏昏沉沉的,昏昏沉沉,昏沉沉的,昏乱的deficient亏损,亏损的,亏欠,欠缺doltish傻乎乎的,愚蠢的,笨拙的,傻傻的dopey笨手笨脚,傻子,笨蛋,笨拙foolish愚蠢的,愚昧的,愚昧,愚蠢futile徒劳的,徒劳无益,徒劳无功,徒劳gullible轻信,易受骗,轻信他人,轻信别人half-baked半生不熟的,半生不熟,半生不熟的人,一知半解的half-witted半傻子,半智障,半傻,半吊子hebetudinous鹤壁市,鹤顶红,鹤发童颜,鹤壁idiotic痴人说梦,愚蠢的,痴呆,傻子ill-advised不明智的,不明智之举,不明智的做法,不明智imbecilic低能儿,低能的,低能,低能级inane无稽之谈,无聊,无意义的,毫无意义的indiscreet轻率,轻率的,失言,轻率的说irrelevant不相关,不相干,不相关的,不相干的laughable可笑的,可笑,可笑的是,好笑的loser失败者,败者,输家,败者为王

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : lacking intelligence; thickheaded; dull; stupid.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.stupid
Synonyms
blockheaded冥顽不灵,冥顽不灵的,昏聩的,笨拙的brainless无脑,无脑的,无大脑,无头脑dazed昏昏沉沉的,昏昏沉沉,昏沉沉的,昏乱的deficient亏损,亏损的,亏欠,欠缺dense浓密的,浓密,密集的,密集dim暗淡,昏暗,昏暗的,暗淡无光doltish傻乎乎的,愚蠢的,笨拙的,傻傻的dopey笨手笨脚,傻子,笨蛋,笨拙dull枯燥乏味,枯燥无味,枯燥的,沉闷的dumb哑巴,愚蠢的,笨拙的,哑口无言dummy假人,假的,假货,假设foolish愚蠢的,愚昧的,愚昧,愚蠢futile徒劳的,徒劳无益,徒劳无功,徒劳gullible轻信,易受骗,轻信他人,轻信别人half-baked半生不熟的,半生不熟,半生不熟的人,一知半解的half-witted半傻子,半智障,半傻,半吊子hebetudinous鹤壁市,鹤顶红,鹤发童颜,鹤壁idiotic痴人说梦,愚蠢的,痴呆,傻子ill-advised不明智的,不明智之举,不明智的做法,不明智imbecilic低能儿,低能的,低能,低能级inane无稽之谈,无聊,无意义的,毫无意义的indiscreet轻率,轻率的,失言,轻率的说insensate无感的,无感,无知觉,无知觉的irrelevant不相关,不相干,不相关的,不相干的laughable可笑的,可笑,可笑的是,好笑的loser失败者,败者,输家,败者为王ludicrous可笑的,可笑,可笑的是,荒唐meaningless无意义,无意义的,没有意义,没有意义的mindless无意识的,无意识,无心,无脑moronic愚蠢的,低能儿,低能,低能的naive天真无邪,天真烂漫,天真,天真无邪的nonsensical无稽之谈,无意义的,毫无意义的,无聊的obtuse迟钝的,钝的,迟钝,愚钝的out to lunch外出就餐,出去吃午饭,出去吃午餐,出去吃饭pointless无意义的,无意义,毫无意义,毫无意义的puerile稚嫩的,稚嫩,稚气,稚气未脱rash皮疹,疹子,红疹子,红疹senseless毫无意义,毫无感觉,毫无意义的,无意义shortsighted短视,短视的,近视眼,近视simple简单,简单的,单纯的,单纯simpleminded憨厚的人,憨厚的,憨厚,朴实的人slow缓慢,慢,缓慢的,缓sluggish迟缓的,缓缓的,迟缓,迟钝的stolid坚固的,扎实,坚挺,坚固stupefied惊呆了,惊愕,目瞪口呆,怔怔地看着thick浓密的,浓厚的,浓重的,浓密thick-headed粗枝大叶,粗枝大叶的,粗心大意,粗心大意的thickheaded冥顽不灵,死脑筋,顽固不化,冥顽不灵的家伙trivial琐碎,琐碎的,琐事,小事一桩unintelligent愚昧无知,愚昧无知的,不知所措,不知所云unthinking不假思索,不思考,不思进取,不思量witless笨拙,傻子,笨拙的,笨拙的人

Examples

  • But the people from Valley Stream had such a thick New York accent that was all around me.

  • His chin rested on the thick plastic collar buckled around his neck.

  • At the highest navigable point of the Congo River, thick jungle creates an impenetrable wall of green around a large island.

  • Small rooms off its graffiti-covered foyer provide shelter from the thick rain that can unexpectedly, and vengefully, hit.

  • The Barclays Center where the Duke and Duchess will be seated would have stood in thick of where the pivotal action transpired.

  • We stumbled along, close up, for the thick-piled clouds still hung their light-obscuring banners over the sky.

  • The eyebrows were low and thick, the upper lip was sensitive, quivering sometimes as she talked, but the lower was firm and full.

  • Cystin crystals are colorless, highly refractive, rather thick, hexagonal plates with well-defined edges.

  • He was a pretty bright sort, that same Goodell, quick-witted, nimble of tongue above the average Englishman.

  • Meanwhile Mr. Crow had been thinking rapidly—for he was a quick-witted old scamp.

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