daft

• Se usa en el inglés británico para describir a alguien o algo como tonto, absurdo o loco.

Used in British English to describe someone or something as silly, foolish, or crazy.

1. Silly or foolishB1informalbritish

   Behaving in a way that lacks common sense or judgment; absurd.

   tonto, necio

   • Don't be daft, you can't lift that heavy box by yourself.
   • He had a daft idea to build a raft out of cardboard.
   • She felt daft for forgetting her own birthday.

   Sinónimosabsurdbarmycrazyfoolishidioticmadnonsensicalsenselesssillystupid

   Antónimosjudiciousprudentrationalreasonablesagacioussanesensibleshrewdwise

2. Crazy or eccentricB2informalbritish

   Used informally to describe someone who is slightly mad or behaves in an odd manner.

   chiflado o excéntrico

   • My uncle is a bit daft, always talking to his plants.
   • The old man was considered daft for wearing a hat indoors.
   • She's not daft, she just has a unique way of thinking.

   Sinónimosbarmybonkerscrackedcrazydottyeccentricmadnutsoddballzany

   Antónimosrationalreasonablesanesensiblesober