Examples of using "глуп" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You're an idiot.
- You're stupid.
Is Tom stupid?
Do you think I'm that stupid?
You're unbelievably stupid.
Tom seems stupid.
Tom is very stupid.
- Tom is pretty dumb.
- Tom is quite stupid.
- Tom is incredibly stupid.
- Tom is unbelievably stupid.
Tom was silly.
Maybe Tom is stupid.
He's incredibly stupid.
I thought he was stupid.
He is by no means stupid.
He's stupid and arrogant.
You're really not stupid.
Tom isn't that stupid.
I think you're stupid.
Tom is by no means stupid.
In my opinion, you're stupid.
I look upon him as a fool.
You're too stupid to live.
Time is blind, man is stupid.
He thought I was stupid.
I thought he was stupid.
Tom is too stupid to be scared.
I'm young, but I'm not stupid.
- I know Tom is stupid.
- I know that Tom is stupid.
Tom is too stupid to win.
- I know you aren't that stupid.
- I know you're not that stupid.
- I know that you're not that stupid.
- I know that you aren't that stupid.
Do you really believe I'm that stupid?
How foolish I am to believe him!
He isn't as stupid as he looks.
- You are stupid.
- You're stupid.
- I know that Tom isn't stupid.
- I know Tom isn't stupid.
- He is not stupid.
- He's not stupid.
- He is not stupid.
- He's not stupid.
I know that you aren't stupid.
- Tom isn't as stupid as he looks.
- Tom is not as stupid as he looks.
You're not as stupid as you look.
- I was foolish enough to believe it.
- I was stupid enough to believe it.
He knows better than to believe such a thing.
How stupid he is!
Is he so foolish as to believe that?
He was silly enough to believe her.
- I know you aren't that stupid.
- I know you're not that stupid.
- I know that you're not that stupid.
- I know that you aren't that stupid.
I also know that Tom isn't stupid.
Tom is definitely not stupid. He's just lazy.
Tom is too stupid to understand your jokes.
I am not so simple as to believe that.
I was foolish enough to believe him.
Tom is by no means unintelligent. He is just lazy.
He is foolish to meet her again.
You're really not stupid.
I was stupid enough to believe it.
He knows better than to believe such a thing.
- I'm not that stupid!
- I'm not that stupid.
He's greedy and stupid.
I know better than to be believe such a rumor.
He was foolish enough to believe it.
- Tom said he thinks you're stupid.
- Tom said that he thinks you're stupid.
- Tom said that he thinks that you're stupid.
- Tom said he thinks that you're stupid.
- You are stupid.
- You're stupid.
I'm not stupid enough to lend him money.
He is not such a fool as to believe that story.
He's incredibly stupid.
You're unbelievably stupid.
You are nothing but a fool! I have to explain everything to you!
Tom knew better than to say such a thing to Mary.
Tom knew better than to argue with Mary.
I'm not so stupid as to take Germany's television programming seriously.
- You are very silly to trust him.
- You're stupid to trust him.
- Tom thinks I'm stupid.
- Tom thinks that I'm stupid.
Tom is dumb, but not that dumb.
None of us is so foolish as to believe that he was telling the truth.
- He was young and foolish.
- She was young and foolish.
Why was I so stupid?
- I know you aren't stupid enough to believe that.
- I know that you're not stupid enough to believe that.
- I know that you aren't stupid enough to believe that.
- I know you're not stupid enough to believe that.
I guess I'm just too stupid to understand what you're trying to say.
Do you think I'd be stupid enough to come here without a weapon?
He is not so stupid as to be unable to tell right from wrong.
- I know that you aren't stupid.
- I know you're not stupid.
- I know you aren't stupid.
- I know that you're not stupid.
Tom knows better than to go out after dark by himself.
I was stupid.
He's as dumb as a rock.
- He wasn't silly enough to tell that story before her.
- He wasn't stupid enough to talk about that while she was around.
- He wasn't so stupid that he talked about that in her presence.
- He wasn't foolish enough to tell that story around her.
I was stupid enough to believe Tom.