Summary
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- fool around:
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Wiktionary:
- fool around → herumalbern, blödeln
English
Detailed Translations for fool around from English to German
fool around:
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to fool around (flirt; be on the make)
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to fool around (mess about; mess around; fool about)
Conjugations for fool around:
present
- fool around
- fool around
- fools around
- fool around
- fool around
- fool around
simple past
- fooled around
- fooled around
- fooled around
- fooled around
- fooled around
- fooled around
present perfect
- have fooled around
- have fooled around
- has fooled around
- have fooled around
- have fooled around
- have fooled around
past continuous
- was fooling around
- were fooling around
- was fooling around
- were fooling around
- were fooling around
- were fooling around
future
- shall fool around
- will fool around
- will fool around
- shall fool around
- will fool around
- will fool around
continuous present
- am fooling around
- are fooling around
- is fooling around
- are fooling around
- are fooling around
- are fooling around
subjunctive
- be fooled around
- be fooled around
- be fooled around
- be fooled around
- be fooled around
- be fooled around
diverse
- fool around!
- let's fool around!
- fooled around
- fooling around
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for fool around:
Verb | Related Translations | Other Translations |
flirten | be on the make; flirt; fool around | alluring; dally; flirt; make eyes at someone; ogle; provoking |
herumpfuschen | fool about; fool around; mess about; mess around | botch; bungle; mess about; muddle; muddle on; tinker |
liebäugeln mit | be on the make; flirt; fool around | flirt; make eyes at someone; ogle |
- | arse around; fool; horse around; play around |
Synonyms for "fool around":
Related Definitions for "fool around":
Wiktionary Translations for fool around:
fool around
verb
fool around
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to engage in frivolous behaviour; to monkey around (idiomatic)
- fool around → herumalbern
verb
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(intransitiv) bewusst Unsinn reden, sich albern geben