B1 mentally ill, or unable to behave in a reasonable way瘋的,神經錯亂的,精神失常的
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He went mad towards the end of his life.
He started attacking his brother like a mad thing.
In those days, people with this condition were considered mad and kept locked away in mental institutions.
She used to hear voices in her head and everyone said she was mad.
Don't be silly - you're not mad, you're just over-stressed and need a break.
B1 UK informal US usually crazy extremely silly or stupid極其愚笨的;發瘋的
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He described the new regulations as bureaucracy gone mad.
She must have been barking mad to lend him so much money.
I think you're (stark) raving mad to agree to do all that extra work without being paid for it.
You must be mad to go out in this weather.
I think you're mad to stay with her.
A2 [ after verb ] informal very angry or annoyed非常憤怒的,狂怒的;十分惱火的
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He followed the famous American dictum, 'Don't get mad, get even'.
He leaves dirty clothes all over the floor and it's driving me mad.
He was driving me mad, moping about the house all day.
It makes me mad when someone jumps the queue .
His untidiness sends her mad.
[ before noun ] UK hurrying or excited and not having time to think or plan發瘋似的;忙亂的
B1 to love someone or something喜愛,對…着迷
to want someone or something very much, or to be very interested in someone or something極想要;對…極感興趣
extremely interested in cars, clothes, sex, etc.對車/衣服/性着迷的
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batty | ➔ | mad | ➔ | out of your mind |
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