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愚人自愚
[yú rén zì yú]
'A Fool Fools Themselves' is self-deprecating but honest, recognizing the folly in oneself and embracing that aspect openly, perhaps signaling a lack of pretense or expectation towards life’s perfection.
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傻子
[shă zi]
Fool often used humorously or selfdeprecatingly to describe oneself It may denote vulnerability ...
纯白痴
[chún bái chī]
A somewhat selfdeprecating term meaning Complete Fool It conveys a humorous selfcriticism or acceptance ...
傻子只会骂自己是傻子
[shă zi zhĭ huì mà zì jĭ shì shă zi]
Fools only call themselves fools This reflects a selfdeprecating humor or humility recognizing ...
不折不扣的傻子
[bù zhé bù kòu de shă zi]
Directly calls oneself an undeniable fool reflecting a strong selfdeprecating feeling over a choice ...
愚者自愚
[yú zhĕ zì yú]
愚者自愚 means a fool is his own fool It reflects on the idea that ones ignorance comes from within ...
已是愚人
[yĭ shì yú rén]
I Am A Fool Now shows selfdeprecation perhaps hinting at regret remorse or enlightenment after certain ...
愚人愚己
[yú rén yú jĭ]
Fool Others Fool Oneself expresses selfawareness or sarcasm about the consequences of fooling ...
如同傻瓜
[rú tóng shă guā]
Just Like a Fool reflects on oneself doing something stupidly or acting without proper judgment ...
傻子有傻子的高傲
[shă zi yŏu shă zi de gāo ào]
A fool has his own pride It reflects an individuality of accepting oneself despite any shortcomings ...