No. 11,844 in French
stupides
The French word "stupides" means "stupid" or "foolish" in English.
In a sentence
Les idées stupides ne mènent souvent qu'à des problèmes.
Stupid ideas often lead only to problems.
Here, 'stupides' is used as an adjective to describe the noun 'idées', emphasizing the lack of thought or reason behind them.
Il trouve les questions stupides très divertissantes.
He finds stupid questions very entertaining.
In this sentence, 'stupides' is used as an adjective for 'questions', highlighting their simplicity or silliness.
Ce jeu est amusant parce qu'il est un peu stupide.
This game is fun because it is a bit stupid.
Here, 'stupide' is applied to the subject 'jeu' to suggest it is silly in a playful manner.
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