morosoph
/ˈmɒr.ə.sɒf/Tradução: Substantivo que designa um sábio tolo ou uma pessoa que exibe conhecimento de maneira tola ou pedante.
noun
/ˈmɒr.ə.sɒf/
Существительное, обозначающее учёного глупца или человека, который демонстрирует знания глупым или педантичным образом.
Sustantivo que designa a un sabio necio o a una persona que presume de conocimientos de manera pedante o absurda.
Nom désignant un savant sot ou une personne qui fait étalage de ses connaissances de manière stupide ou pédante.
Substantiv, das einen gelehrten Narren oder eine Person bezeichnet, die Wissen auf törichte oder pedantische Weise zur Schau stellt.
Substantivo que designa um sábio tolo ou uma pessoa que exibe conhecimento de maneira tola ou pedante.
名词，指愚蠢的学者，或指以愚蠢、迂腐的方式炫耀学识的人。
اسم يشير إلى شخص يجمع بين العلم والحماقة، أو إلى من يعرض معرفته بطريقة حمقاء أو متزمتة متعالمة.
A noun referring to a learned fool or a person who displays knowledge in a foolish or pedantic manner.
Learned FoolC2formal
A person who is knowledgeable or learned but acts foolishly or unwisely.
Учёный глупецNecio eruditoSavant fouGelehrter Narrtolo sábio书呆子الجاهل العالِم- The professor was a morosoph, brilliant in theory but utterly impractical in daily life.
- He is a morosoph who can quote ancient philosophers but cannot manage his own finances.
- The character in the play was a classic morosoph, displaying great wisdom in books but foolishness in action.