Stupid usage summary

"Stupid" is a common English word, which means stupid, silly, naive or absurd. It can be used as an adjective or adverb.

The following is a summary of the usage of "stupid":

1. Usage of adjectives:

-Describe people: When we say someone is "stupid", it means that his behavior or way of thinking is stupid or childish. He made a stupid mistake. He made a stupid mistake. )

-Describe things: When we describe a thing with "stupidity", it means that it is unreasonable, absurd or meaningless. For example, "This is a stupid idea." That's an absurd idea. )

-Describe emotions or behaviors: When we describe someone's emotions or behaviors as "stupid", it means that they show stupid or immature behaviors. For example, "Don't be silly, act responsibly." Don't be silly, act responsibly. )

2. Adverb usage:

-Naively or foolishly: When we say that someone or something is doing something "stupid", it means that they are acting in a stupid or naive way. For example, "she laughed silly at his jokes." She was amused by his joke. )

-Not serious or sloppy: When we say that someone or something is "stupid" to do something, it means that their behavior is not serious or sloppy. He answered the question without thinking. He answered the question in a hurry without thinking. )

3. Collocation usage:

-"Stupid mistake": stupid mistake

-"Stupid idea": a ridiculous idea

-"stupid behavior": stupid behavior

-"Stupid Joke": Stupid Joke

-"stupid question": stupid question