n.笨蛋，傻瓜，白痴

原形：cretin复数：cretins

He called his opponent a cretin during the debate.
他在辩论中称呼他的对手为白痴。
The boy was so disrespectful, calling his teacher a cretin.
那个男孩如此无礼，竟然叫他的老师白痴。
I refuse to listen to a cretin's opinions on politics.
我拒绝听一个白痴对政治的看法。
His lack of knowledge made him believe he could outsmart anyone, including a cretin.
他缺乏知识让他以为自己能智胜任何人，包括一个白痴。
She was shocked when her friend used the word 'cretin' in their conversation.
她的朋友在谈话中用“白痴”这个词，这让她感到震惊。
The comedian used 'cretin' as a punchline in his joke.
这位喜剧演员在他的笑话中把“白痴”作为笑点。
It was hard for him to admit that he had made a mistake, even if it was a cretin's mistake.
即使那是个白痴犯的错误，他也很难承认自己犯了错。
The politician was criticized for using derogatory terms like 'cretin' against his opponents.
那位政客因在批评对手时使用贬义词“白痴”而受到批评。
The professor warned the class about using derogatory language, such as 'cretin', in discussions.
教授警告学生在讨论中不要使用贬义词“白痴”。
Despite his reputation as a cretin, he managed to surprise everyone with his insightful comments.
尽管他被认为是个白痴，但他却以有见地的评论让大家感到惊讶。