| 单词 | crazy |
| 释义 | crazycraziercraziestcrazycrazy /ˈkreɪzi/ adjective (comparative crazier, superlative craziest)1very strange or not sensible SYN mad: Our friends all think we’re crazy.friend我们的朋友都认为我们疯了。It’s an absolutely crazy idea.这是个绝对疯狂的念头。THESAURUS stupid2angry or annoyed: Stop it, you’re driving me crazy (=making me very annoyed)!drive别闹了﹐你快把我逼疯了！Dad will go crazy when he hears about this.hear爸爸知道这件事会气疯的。3mentally ill SYN mad: a crazy old woman一个精神失常的老妇人—crazilycrazily adverb—crazinesscrazinessescraziness noun [uncountable]Phrasesbe crazy about somebody/something to like someone or something very much: Lee’s crazy about cats.cat李很喜欢猫。THESAURUS likego crazy if a group of people go crazy, they become very excited: England scored and the fans went crazy.scorefango英格兰队射门得分﹐球迷们欣喜若狂。like crazy very much or very quickly: We’re going to have to work like crazy to get this finished on time.gofinish为了按时完成工作﹐我们得拼命干。THESAURUS: crazycrazy very strange or not sensible: Don’t listen to him – he’s crazy.It was a crazy thing to do.bemad British English crazy: Are you completely mad?beWhose mad idea was that?benuts (also crackers/bonkers British English) informal crazy: That guy is nuts.benutThe whole thing sounds bonkers.soundinsane informal completely crazy and stupid: She should never have lent him the money – she must be insane.shalllendWe live in an insane world. |
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