愚弄

fool, deceive

y ³ ⁵ n ʊ ŋ ⁵ ¹
verb Uncommon #9,895
fool, deceive More formal than 骗; often suggests making someone look foolish or treating them with contempt.
CH: 别再愚弄我了。
EN: Stop fooling me.

我们不会被愚弄的!

We won't be fooled!

— 红磨坊 (2001)

她愚弄了他。

She fooled him.

我不喜欢被人愚弄。

I don't like being fooled.

但是女人爱利用她们的眼泪来愚弄众人她们甚至愚弄她们自己

But women love using their tears to deceive everyone—even themselves.

— 罗生门 (1950)

所以说当初干吗要愚弄人

So why did you deceive people in the first place?

— 看见恶魔 (2010)

可是…可是你就可以闯到我学校里愚弄我吗

But... but does that mean you can just barge into my school and make a fool of me?

— 死亡诗社 (1989)

他被他的邻居们愚弄了。

He was fooled by his neighbors.

你不能愚弄我。

You can't fool me.

— 八部半 (1963)

这种愚弄人的态度很不礼貌

This kind of condescending attitude is very rude.

— 梦幻之地 (1989)

停止愚弄你自己。

Stop fooling yourself.

不要愚弄我们住嘴!

Don't fool us. Shut up!

— 大逃杀 (2000)