dullard

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Their bad: “Whether Lenin was a genius or dullard would be decided by a foreigner!”
壞消息：”列寧到底是個(gè)天才還是一個(gè)白癡，這居然需要由一個(gè)外國(guó)人來決定？！
THE dullard’s envy of brilliant men is always assuaged by the suspicion that they will come to a bad end.
愚蠢的人總是通過臆想聰明不會(huì)有好下場(chǎng)來平衡他們對(duì)聰明的人的嫉妒。
In this well-educated family, Darwin was considered to be rather dull. At one time his school headmaster called him a dullard.
在這個(gè)很有文化涵養(yǎng)的家庭里，達(dá)爾文被看成是相當(dāng)?shù)剡t鈍。有一次，他的校長(zhǎng)稱他是笨蛋。
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Teachers' unions loathe him, and parents are indignant when their dullard offspring are made to take a year's lessons again.
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The bad news is that two particular types of dullard are winning some of the battles: government censors, and politically correct censors.
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If you say that someone is a dullard, you mean that they are rather boring, unintelligent, and unimaginative.