1.傻瓜,糊涂虫
2.大错,疏忽
1.闲荡,混日子 (off)
2.出大错
3.弄糟,搞坏(事)
1.a goofball
2.a silly or stupid mistake
1.to make a stupid mistake
1.She had a great chance, but she goofed again, ie failed to take the opportunity.
她原有个极好的机会，可是她又错过了。
2.So let me admit something right off the bat that I've been sort of coy about up till now: We goofed.
现在我来立即承认一件我一直没有直言的事吧：我们搞糟了。
3.Goofed off? Maybe, but I'm not a clock-watcher. I finished doing what I should and then knock off an hour earlier.
开小差？也许吧，可我不是老看钟点等下班的人，我干完了我要干的，提前了一小时下班。
4.Woman: it was just ok as i goofed off the whole afternoon.
女：一般般吧，因为我混一整个下午，没有做什么！
5.Bedtime had come a long time ago, but us being kids we stayed awake and goofed around for a while.
那天夜里，早就应该睡觉了，但我们这些孩子们仍然很清醒，在一起又玩了一会。
6.You goofed , everybody heard, and how you fare from here on out depends on what you do next.
你说走了嘴，人人都听见，至此你的表现就看你下一步了。
7.I try to fix my radio, but I goofed up.
我想修理一下收音机，结果反而给弄坏了。
8.Are we so sure we are doing the right thing? I do not think so. In fact, I am pretty sure we goofed big time! I mean BIG TIME!
我们做的真的正确吗？我不这么觉得。实际上，我认为我们需要时间！很多很多的时间！
9.50 min: Aaron Lennon's final ball improved immensely last season but he has just goofed big time there.
在第50分钟：上个赛季列侬的传中被无限度地夸大，但是这场球他在底线附近犹豫了太久。
10."They basically just goofed off all summer, which I can't do, " Obama said.
“他们基本上整个暑假只是游手好闲，而我却不能，”奥巴马说。