I. fool [fu:l] СУЩ.
II. fool [fu:l] ГЛ. перех.
| I | fool |
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| you | fool |
| he/she/it | fools |
| we | fool |
| you | fool |
| they | fool |
| I | fooled |
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| you | fooled |
| he/she/it | fooled |
| we | fooled |
| you | fooled |
| they | fooled |
| I | have | fooled |
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| you | have | fooled |
| he/she/it | has | fooled |
| we | have | fooled |
| you | have | fooled |
| they | have | fooled |
| I | had | fooled |
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| you | had | fooled |
| he/she/it | had | fooled |
| we | had | fooled |
| you | had | fooled |
| they | had | fooled |
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For a successful technology, he concluded, reality must take precedence over public relations, for nature can not be fooled.
en.wikipedia.org After reading the band's bio, which goes on about how self-deprecating they are, one could be fooled into believing they were a huge bummer.
torontoist.com Villains were fooled by her beauty and underestimated her agility and resourcefulness.
en.wikipedia.org Surprisingly, she is a rather carless person and is often fooled by her surroundings.
en.wikipedia.org But children today are too wise to be fooled, and grown-ups too wary of official dissimulation.
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