You may end up looking a bit foolish if you find you've been barking up the wrong tree.
如果你发现自己一直没弄清楚状况，最后你没准儿看起来有点愚蠢。
The experts would be spurred on by the desire to be first with an attribution—but held back by the fear of looking foolish.
这些专家将会为争取成为第一个为此做出贡献的人而努力，但也会因为担心自己看起来很蠢而退缩。
He reached where I sat, then turned away, following the path past and away from me, leaving me looking both surprised and foolish.
他到了我做的地方，然后转身，按着那条路从我身边走过去，远离，而我一个人看上去即惊讶又愚蠢。
As we bring an attitude of gentleness toward it, we might begin to have a sense of how it relates to something important - perhaps how we're not honoring ourselves or have a fear of looking foolish.
当我们温和对待这种情绪，我们就能感觉到它是和什么重要的事情有关——也许是我们不重视自己的感受或者害怕自己看起来愚蠢。
Optimists, on the other hand, risk disappointment, or worse yet, being taken advantage of and looking foolish.
乐观者，相反地，冒着失望或更严重的险，甚至被别人利用、视为夯货。
Mr Hareton recoiled, looking as foolish as he could do: he sat down in the settle very quiet, and she continued turning over her volumes another half-hour;
哈里顿先生向后退，显得要多蠢就有多蠢；他很安静地坐在长椅上，她继续翻她的书，又过了半个钟头；
Mr Hareton recoiled, looking as foolish as he could do: he sat down in the settle very quiet, and she continued turning over her volumes another half-hour;
哈里顿先生向后退，显得要多蠢就有多蠢；他很安静地坐在长椅上，她继续翻她的书，又过了半个钟头；
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