act like an imbecile 做出愚蠢行为
be called imbeciles 被称为愚蠢的人
historical use of imbeciles 历史用法
stop acting like an imbecile 别再犯傻
treated as imbeciles 被当作愚蠢的人对待
1. Some people were unfairly labeled as imbeciles in the past.
一些人在过去被不公平地称为愚蠢的人。
2. The article explains how the word imbeciles is considered offensive today.
文章解释了“imbeciles”一词如今被视为冒犯性用语。
3. He refused to listen to those who called others imbeciles.
他拒绝听信那些称别人为愚蠢之人的人。
4. Using imbeciles in modern conversation can be very disrespectful.
在现代对话中使用“imbeciles”会非常不礼貌。
A: Why did the author mention imbeciles in the old document?
A：作者为什么在旧文件中提到“imbeciles”？
B: It was a historical term that is no longer appropriate today.
B：那是一个历史用语，如今已不再合适使用。
1) 现代英语中带冒犯意味的词，指被认为愚蠢的人
2) 历史上曾用于描述认知能力较低的人，但现已不推荐使用
3) 在网络语境中常被视为不礼貌或侮辱性表达
1. （旧/冒犯）愚蠢的人，傻瓜（带侮辱性）
e.g. The text used to refer to people as imbeciles in an outdated way. 这段文字曾以过时的方式称人们为“imbeciles”。
noun
1. A plural noun referring to people considered very foolish; now regarded as offensive or outdated in most contexts.