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# imbecile

說明 imbecile 詞彙的相關意思與實務中的使用方式

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## <ruby>名詞<rp>(</rp><rt>Noun</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>

### 白痴

#### 例句

> Felix: "That **imbecile** of a driver wouldn't listen to me, but I'm sure Father would.  We must acquire a phone and call him immediately."  
> Felix：「那個**白痴**司機根本不聽我的話，但我相信父親一定會聽。我們必須弄到一支電話然後立刻打給他。」  
> ——摘錄自《Kindergarten 3》遊戲 > Before class > 主角與 Felix 之對話

[OpenAI 平台(GPT-5)參考翻譯與詞彙在情境中的說明](https://platform.openai.com/playground/p/MoOdk4FMz7o1imVOetPFIKCK?mode=chat)：

> Here’s the translation in **Taiwan Traditional Chinese**:
> 
> `費利克斯：「那個**白癡**司機根本不聽我的話，但我相信父親一定會聽。我們必須弄到一支電話，立刻打給他。」`
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> ### On the emphasized term **“imbecile”**
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> - **Meaning**:  
>     “Imbecile” is a derogatory term used to describe someone as extremely foolish, stupid, or lacking sense. In older psychiatric usage (now obsolete and offensive), it once referred to a category of intellectual disability. In modern English, it is mainly an insult for someone perceived as idiotic.
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> - **Part of Speech**:  
>     It functions as both **a noun** (e.g., _“That imbecile doesn’t understand.”_) and, less commonly, **an adjective** (e.g., _“An imbecile plan”_). In the passage you provided, it is used as a **noun**, referring directly to the driver.
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> Would you like me to also suggest some alternative Taiwan-usage translations for **imbecile** (e.g., 粗魯點的、日常更常見的用法), so you can choose the nuance that best fits Felix’s tone?

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