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Meanings of moron (morons) in английском
русский
лёгкая умственная отсталость Term once used in psychiatry to denote mild intellectual disability.
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Examples for "idiot"
Examples for "idiot"
1
The hilarious energy in this idiot attitude gave Turnbull another sick turn.
2
Using the search feature to locate businesses is idiot-simple and surprisingly fast.
3
The idiot fell upon the grass with a sort of gobbling cry.
4
The little idiot is posing as the object of an unhappy affection.
5
And what a blithering idiot they have in me to deal with.
1
Godoy reigned in Spain under the name of the imbecile Charles IV.
2
At the end of it is the imbecile death of the nation.
3
It is only the imbecile who does not succeed in doing so.
4
The imbecile baron then got out; his shoulder was out of joint.
5
The mother almost became an imbecile after the birth of the monster.
1
However, it remains unclear whether circadian enhancement can retard aging in mammals.
2
Nothing can retard the growth of America in material wealth and glory.
3
On the other hand, there are conditions which retard the natural arrest.
4
On you it devolves to retard the day of the last dozen.
5
The plants have been kept too cool in order to retard them.
1
I'd never thought of the changeling story as a story of belonging.
2
Nor need you fear that it will mark any abnormality or changeling.
3
Vivian may not be a changeling, but she is definitely a challenge.
4
That's what turned Temple Bar into the boisterous changeling it is today.
5
I'd say he was a changeling, if I hadn't had him checked.
1
Good, then, that the cretin should lead him to his own goal.
2
I was once called a cretin on live radio, writes Shane Hegarty.
3
Some cretin psychoanalyst would attempt to comprehend the singularity of his worldview.
4
Even the cretin acted in good faith according to his parts.
5
At seventeen months the child presented the typical appearance of a sporadic cretin.
1
Johannes Aspair II devoted himself to his work and his half-wit brother.
2
Beside being a half-wit he had something the matter with his legs.
3
The sailor looked at the half-elf as if he were a half-wit.
4
I been putting this Bull Hunter down for a half-wit, pretty near.
5
But Timothy is but a half-wit; and he has a wife and children.
Usage of morons in английском
1
The answer to your question is simple: it's because they are morons.
2
I think we should never underestimate the power of morons, Dowd said.
3
Some of those morons who want to be elected to local councils.
4
From these morons? I put the question to Roxburgh himself, who laughs.
5
And the testosterone-filled morons on the football field weren't helping reception either.
6
Being stationed in Qhoyre, we laughed like morons: it helped us deal.
7
Who are these morons they're finding, that's what I want to know.
8
Those English-ethnic morons abused the whole Great Dispersal ethos with that folly.'
9
Are all the morons like this there?' The stalker looked at Artyom.
10
You and your friend, you're nothing but a pair of sadistic morons.
11
You think you wander a world filled with self-righteous morons, don't you?
12
Good people seem rightly sick of morons talking in the bloody film.
13
Now I know what Basil means when he calls people morons, he thought.
14
These morons had to find some way to let off their excess energy.
15
Good god morons of the world - did you not learn last time?!
16
So, the question of the day is why is everyone performing like morons?
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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