Goofy
의미: Silly, foolish, or behaving in a playfully ridiculous way.
'Goofy' is one of the gentlest forms of American disapproval. A goofy person is silly and a bit ridiculous, but in a harmless, often endearing way. However, in some American communities (particularly in Chicago drill culture), 'goofy' has evolved into a more serious insult meaning someone who is a joke or can't be taken seriously.
예문
- He makes the goofiest faces in every photo. 他每张照片都做出最搞怪的表情。Pone las caras más payasas en todas las fotos.彼はどの写真でも最高にひょうきんな顔をする。그는 사진마다 최고로 우스꽝스러운 표정을 짓는다.
- Stop being goofy and focus — this is serious. 别犯傻了,认真点——这是正经事。Deja de hacer el payaso y concéntrate — esto es serio.ふざけてないで集中して——これは真剣な話だよ。장난 그만 치고 집중해 — 이건 진지한 거야.
- She's goofy, but that's what I love about her. 她虽然傻乎乎的,但这正是我喜欢她的地方。Es boba, pero es lo que me encanta de ella.彼女はおバカだけど、そこが好きなんだよね。그녀는 좀 바보 같지만, 그게 좋은 거야.
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사용 가이드
맥락: silliness, humor, affection, calling out
어조: playful, teasing
✓ 올바른 표현
- You're so goofy.你太傻了。Eres tan payaso.You're so goofy.(お前ほんとおバカだな。)너 진짜 구피하다.
- That's goofy.那也太逗了。Qué bobalicón.That's goofy.(それアホくさい。)그거 구피하네.
✗ 잘못된 표현
- In Chicago slang, 'goofy' is a serious insult meaning someone is a fraud or a joke — context and regional usage matter在芝加哥俚语中,'goofy'是一种严重的侮辱,意味着某人是骗子或笑话——语境和地域用法很重要。En el argot de Chicago, 'goofy' es un insulto serio que significa que alguien es un fraude o un hazmerreír — el contexto y el uso regional importanシカゴのスラングでは「goofy」はペテン師やお笑い種という意味の深刻な侮辱——文脈と地域による使い方の違いに注意시카고 슬랭에서 '구피'는 가짜이거나 우스운 사람이라는 심각한 욕이다 — 맥락과 지역별 사용법이 중요하다
기원과 역사
Named after the Disney character Goofy, who debuted in 1932. The word 'goof' (a foolish person) predates Disney, appearing in American English in the early 1900s. 'Goofy' as an adjective became widespread in the 1940s-50s.
문화적 배경
Era: 1940s onwards
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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