folly 在英语中的定义和含义
follynoun
UK/ˈfɒli/
US/ˈfɑːli/
1.Folly, as a noun, refers to the act of making unwise decisions or doing something foolish. It is characterized by a lack of good judgement and involves engaging in activities or ideas that are considered stupid or lacking in sound reasoning. In simpler terms, folly means making choices or pursuing actions that are not smart or sensible, displaying a lack of wisdom or good sense.
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2.A folly is a decorative building, usually found in the gardens of big country houses, that serves no practical function. It was built in the past solely for the purpose of adding beauty or interest to the surroundings.
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