Examples of using "Bolond" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He is crazy.
- He's crazy.
- How foolish!
- How stupid!
- You are crazy.
- You're crazy!
Tom is a fool.
- That's stupid.
- This is foolish.
- He's an absolute fool.
- He is utterly insane.
Dumb idea.
- He is foolish.
- He's stupid.
- He is an idiot.
- He's an idiot.
Fool!
- Tom was silly.
- Tom was foolish.
He's stupid, but cute.
He was very fun.
My mother is a crazy woman.
I love you, silly.
- She is out of her mind.
- She's out of her mind.
caused me to see how foolish it was
You must be a fool.
I was an idiot.
Man, don't be daft.
Kiss me, you fool!
This is a crazy world.
- He's a little nuts.
- He's a little crazy.
Do you think I'm a fool?
- I'm not an idiot.
- I'm not stupid.
- I'm not a fool.
- I am not stupid.
You're an ignorant fool.
I think I'm crazy.
Don't be foolish.
Don't be foolish.
I was a fool to trust Tom.
I'd be crazy to do that.
For a delirious word there is no answer.
What an insane world we live in.
He must be a fool to talk like that.
We all thought he was crazy.
Tom had a hectic morning.
I know you think this is crazy.
He was mad.
Most people think I'm crazy.
Confucius said: "He who does not drink tea is a fool."
- Tom thought I was crazy.
- Tom thought that I was crazy.
- Poppycock.
- Bullshit.
What a stupid little twerp.
A fool and his money are easily parted.
- Are you mad?
- Have you lost your reason?
- Are you angry?
I am not so foolish as to lend him money.
He must be crazy to treat his parents like this.
She is not so foolish that she does not know it.
I was a fool.
- Are you mad?
- Are you crazy?
- Smart and stupid people go to trade fairs.
- Smart and stupid people go to trade shows.
What is the point of life anyway, said the young fool.
- I don't think you're crazy.
- I don't think that you're crazy.
Tom is a fool. You shouldn't take him so seriously!
and a woman, a crazy woman, that he loves with all his heart.
Don't put me in a straitjacket, because I'm not crazy.
- I don't think Tom would be foolish enough to do something like that.
- I don't think that Tom would be foolish enough to do something like that.
That old lady is crazy.
A person with a new idea is a crank until the idea succeeds.
Tom was foolish enough to believe everything Mary told him.
- Shut up, you idiot!
- Shut up, idiot!
We must learn to live together as brothers, or we will perish together as fools.
A fool with a tool is still a fool.
The only difference between myself and a madman is that I am not mad.
I would be a fool not to tell him yes.
Who loves not women, wine and song remains a fool his whole life long.
That fellow is a thorough fool.
What an idiot!
"Does anyone know where Tom is?" "Yep." "And where is he?" "That I don't know." "Why did you say yes, then?" "He himself must know, so there is someone who knows where he is." "Idiot!"
When the dictionary of the etymology of Hungarian words was compiled, the word "fool", in Hungarian "bolond", was followed by the word "bolshevik", according to the Hungarian alphabet. This was not to be tolerated, so the word "bolonyik" was inserted, which is a rarely used word meaning herbsmith.
You are crazy.