What does ばかげた in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word ばかげた in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use ばかげた in Japanese.
The word ばかげた in Japanese means 訳の分からない、筋の通らない, 気がふれた、気が変な、狂った, ひどい、いやな, ばかげた、不合理な, くだらない、ばかげた, ばかげた、無意味な, ばかげた 、 気違いじみた 、 まともじゃない, 正気でない、気の狂った、頭がおかしい, ばかげた、嘲笑的な、嘲笑に値する, 空想的な、奇想天外な, ばかげた、こっけいな, 愚かな 、 ばかげた 、 ばかな 、 ばかばかしい 、 思慮のない, くだらない、ばかげた、つまらない, 取るに足りない、くだらない, ばかげた、無謀な、とっぴな, ばかばかしい、ばかげた, ばかげた、めちゃくちゃな, ばかげた、無意味な, ばかげた、愚かな、無分別な、理不尽な、無理な, こっけいな、ばかげた, ばかげた、愚かな、おかしい、狂っている, ばかげた、おかしい、(気が)狂っている、ばかばかしい、気がおかしい、無謀な、正気のさたではない, ばかげた、ナンセンスな, ばかげた、不合理な、非常識な, おかしな、すごく面白い、ばかげた, ばかげた、話にならない, 無意味な、ばかげた, 間抜けな、おかしな、ばかげた、くだらない、ばかばかしい, おどけた、滑稽な、ばかげた. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word ばかげた
訳の分からない、筋の通らない(action, idea: not making sense) (言動) It's irrational to withhold this information when it could help your case. |
気がふれた、気が変な、狂った(informal (absent-minded or silly) |
ひどい、いやな(vulgar, slang (shitty) We went to a real sh***y restaurant for lunch and everyone got food poisoning. |
ばかげた、不合理な(senseless, silly) こんな家が買えると思うなんて、ばかげている。 It's absurd to think we could afford a house like that. |
くだらない、ばかげた(informal (dull, mediocre) After such an exciting trip, my normal routine seems blah. |
ばかげた、無意味な(US, slang, pejorative (nonsensical) |
ばかげた 、 気違いじみた 、 まともじゃない(foolish) (愚かな) 私のママはスカイダイビングなんてばかげている(or: まともじゃない)と思ってるのよ。 My mum thinks that skydiving is crazy. |
正気でない、気の狂った、頭がおかしい(slang (crazy, insane) Rick is a lot of fun sometimes, but he's a bit cuckoo. |
ばかげた、嘲笑的な、嘲笑に値する(mocking or ridiculing) |
空想的な、奇想天外な(relating to fantasy) Lily enjoys movies with fantastical plots. |
ばかげた、こっけいな(absurd, ridiculous) This is a one-party state; the elections here are farcical. |
愚かな 、 ばかげた 、 ばかな 、 ばかばかしい 、 思慮のない(stupid) ライアンは愚かな(or: ばかげた)しくじりをした。 Ryan made a foolish mistake. |
くだらない、ばかげた、つまらない(silly, trivial) |
取るに足りない、くだらない(pejorative (trivial, worthless) Don't bother me with your frivolous problems! |
ばかげた、無謀な、とっぴな(informal, figurative (idea, scheme: poorly thought-out) (考え・計画) |
ばかばかしい、ばかげた(speech, act: senseless) (行為などが) Beth's suggestion for the community garden was idiotic! Why would we grow bananas in Canada? |
ばかげた、めちゃくちゃな(not making sense) The politician's solution was illogical. How can you stop crime by eliminating jobs? |
ばかげた、無意味な(silly, pointless) Your inane comments are slowing down the meeting. |
ばかげた、愚かな、無分別な、理不尽な、無理な(irrational, senseless) |
こっけいな、ばかげた(ridiculous) 誰かがあなたに同意すると思ってるとはこっけいだ。 It's ludicrous to think that anyone will agree with you. |
ばかげた、愚かな、おかしい、狂っている(idea, action: crazy) (考え・行動) 彼は砂漠にリゾートを建設するというばかげたスキームを夢見ていた。 He's dreamt up a lunatic scheme to build a resort in the desert. |
ばかげた、おかしい、(気が)狂っている、ばかばかしい、気がおかしい、無謀な、正気のさたではない(esp UK, figurative, informal (sb: foolish, crazy) (人) 気が狂ったのか?そこに行ってはいけない! You're mad! Don't go in there! |
ばかげた、ナンセンスな(ridiculous) Bob was tired of hearing his coworker's nonsensical conspiracy theories. |
ばかげた、不合理な、非常識な(absurd) The idea that I was responsible for this is preposterous. |
おかしな、すごく面白い、ばかげた(figurative (very amusing) The videos of the children on the horse are just priceless. |
ばかげた、話にならない(absurd, illogical) You've got no savings, but you're quitting your job to travel the world? That's ridiculous! |
無意味な、ばかげた(meaningless, absurd) 彼は質問に対しばかげた回答をして、演壇で倒れた。 He gave a senseless answer to a question and then collapsed at the podium. |
間抜けな、おかしな、ばかげた、くだらない、ばかばかしい(absurd, comical) その女性はおかしな帽子をかぶっていた。 The woman was wearing a silly hat. |
おどけた、滑稽な、ばかげた(informal (crazy, fun) The film is about the zany adventures of two teenagers. |
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