dullard

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Their bad: “Whether Lenin was a genius or dullard would be decided by a foreigner!”
壞消息：”列寧到底是個天才還是一個白癡，這居然需要由一個外國人來決定？！
THE dullard’s envy of brilliant men is always assuaged by the suspicion that they will come to a bad end.
愚蠢的人總是通過臆想聰明不會有好下場來平衡他們對聰明的人的嫉妒。
In this well-educated family, Darwin was considered to be rather dull. At one time his school headmaster called him a dullard.
在這個很有文化涵養(yǎng)的家庭里，達(dá)爾文被看成是相當(dāng)?shù)剡t鈍。有一次，他的校長稱他是笨蛋。
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If you say that someone is a dullard, you mean that they are rather boring, unintelligent, and unimaginative.