Translation for 'idiotic' from English to Serbian

idiotic

идиотски {adj}

• As for the meaning of the title, it's a cross between "Video" and "Idioteces" which is a rough latin Spanish version of the word "Idiocies" referring to someone doing something considered stupid or idiotic.
• "Unfortunately during the magazine's production process a member of the sub-editing team decided to write an idiotic caption on a photo of one of the female members of the club".
• "Entertainment Weekly" journalist Dalton Ross listed "Hammerman" at the top of his list "Top 5 Most Ridiculous Things to Be Turned Into a Saturday Morning Cartoon", and called the show as "idiotic".
• The incident was described by Greater Manchester Police as an "idiotic prank".
• Mao Zedong once said about Duke Xiang's humanity in war: "We are not Duke Xiang of Song and have no use for his idiotic virtue and morality".

• "Variety" called it "an idiotic horror potboiler".
• Emerson Sheik called the protests an "idiotic prejudice".
• Goodbye (182): Acknowledging that his book is "absurd" and "idiotic," Czernin nonetheless hopes that readers have enjoyed it.
• Two years later Poperechny published a parody on Ramzan Kadyrov. Chechen Press Minister Dzhambulat Umarov rated the video as "an unprofessional performance" and called Poperechny "an idiotic donkey".
• The movie received mixed reviews.Times of India has given 1.5 out of 5 mentioning " An extension of idiotic comedy skits seen on television".

• In June 2013, Shoemaker voted to block Carroll County residents and businesses from paying Maryland's stormwater fee, calling the tax "idiotic".
• He was mocked on his idiotic comments, like he claimed that Aurangzeb donated land for Maa Kamakhya temple.
• The anti-Islamic group Reclaim Australia used the flag at their protests in 2015, which was condemned by the flag's creator, Harold Thomas, who called it "idiotic".
• Personal letters he had written saying Lincoln was "idiotic" found their way into newspapers, but Carpenter supported him for re-election in 1864 by making numerous pro-Union and pro-Lincoln speeches.
• Mid-day gave the film 3 stars out of 5, highlighting the direction and performances, and said the film would have been "wonderful" except for the dialogues, which it said were sometimes "downright idiotic".

• The game "Batman: Arkham Knight", released in 2015, references Gamergate with the hashtag #CrusaderGate, which the Riddler uses to unsuccessfully try to rally the Internet against Batman; bemoaning its failure, the Riddler describes those who use the hashtag as "idiotic and easily roused rabble".
• Chang then throws his phone into a trash can, only to realize that was an idiotic move; he retrieves it before laughing villainously.
• The film polarised critics; while some appreciated the surreal tone and knowing satire, others were left infuriated by the deliberately idiotic storyline and claimed it was a one-joke movie.