ninny

英 [ˈnɪni]

美 [ˈnɪni]

n. 笨蛋; 傻子

复数：ninnies　

BNC.41932 / COCA.34322

牛津词典

noun

傻瓜;笨蛋
If you refer to someone as aninny, you think that they are foolish or silly.

noun

She's a pale-faced, mealy-mouthed ninny. I hate her.
她是个软弱无能的人，我讨厌她。
He's a hopeless ninny, but he's a man.
他笨得毫无指望，但他是男人。
I'm sick of acting like a ninny, just for her benefit.
我可不耐烦就专门为她去做个傻里巴几的人呢。
You should have told me you were having such a hard time, you ninny!
你应该告诉我你现在的学习多么的紧张，你这个笨蛋！
Don't be such a ninny!
别这麽傻里傻气的！
In recent years ninny cities are faced with the problem of heavy traffic.
近年来，许多城市都面临着交通拥挤这个问题。
I came back from lndia the short way, you ninny!
我抄近路从印度回来的，你这个笨蛋！
Miss Catherine, as the ninny calls her, will discover his value, and send him to the devil.
凯瑟琳小姐（这呆子是这样称呼她的），会发现他的价值，就把他丢开了。
The result makes her look unclassical and makes Siegfried, by falling for her, look even more of a ninny than usual.
这让她看起来不太优美，让受骗的齐格弗里德看起来比平常更傻。
Since ninny is an important culture role, ninny inevitably partakes much culture's meaning what the old North-east's folk society embodies.
而既然是旧东北或者老关东的一个重要文化角色，傻子也就必然性地带上旧东北民间社会所赋予的许多文化意义。