Significats de somewhat stupid en anglès

She'll seem somewhat stupid for a while, perhaps not speak, but only smile kindly.

Two were dark-skinned boatmen, Bengalis somewhat stupid in appearance.

Moreover, he had fondly hoped this somewhat stupid quarry might be readily found and taken.

Fat Mrs. Hen turned about with a vexed look upon her handsome but somewhat stupid face.

They think of the Italians as somewhat stupid and backward: Carmela listens much and says little.

But Buster Bumblebee, being very young and somewhat stupid as well, said "Oh, nonsense!"

Thomas proved to be amiable if somewhat stupid, and welcomed Susan to tea affably but with sheepish looks.

He is shrewd, brave, and somewhat stupid, and it is never certain what he will do or say.

We must resist the temptation to celebrate every piece of bad economic news: that is also somewhat stupid.

His name was Bauer; he seemed a stolid, somewhat stupid fellow, but as honest as the day and very obliging.

Thus cried Tom and his friends to the big, good-natured, but somewhat stupid, giant who had sat down in the dangerous spot.

I don't know what I expected in Mrs. Scherer-fromMaude's description a benevolent and somewhat stupid, blue-eyed German woman, of peasant extraction.

The noise of the storm did not awaken him, since he was somewhat stupid from a fever into which his wound had thrown him.

The most pleasant of households may be found in cases where a clever, good-humoured, dexterous woman rules over a sweet-tempered but somewhat stupid man.

She was a fair, pretty, somewhat stupid child, gifted with an overflow of words, which were, however, singularly incapable of conveying any definite impression.