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[/ˈkreɪzɪ; ˋkrezɪ/] adj (-ier, -iest) 用法:
1 (infml) (a) insane 疯狂的; 精神失常的:
He's crazy; he ought to be locked up. 他疯了, 应该把他关起来. *
That noise is driving me crazy/making me go crazy, ie annoying me very much. 那噪声吵得我要发狂.
(b) very foolish; not sensible 荒唐的; 糊涂的:
a crazy person, idea, suggestion 荒唐的人、 念头、 建议等 *
You must be crazy to go walking in such awful weather. 你一定头脑发昏了, 这麽恶劣的天气还去散步. *
She's crazy to lend him the money. 她把钱借给他, 真糊涂. 用法:
2 [pred 作表语] ~ (about sth/sb) (infml) wildly excited; enthusiastic 狂热; 热衷:
The kids went crazy when the film star appeared. 那位影星一出场, 孩子们欣喜若狂. *
I'm crazy about steam-engines. 我对蒸汽机著了迷. *
She's crazy about him, ie loves him a lot. 她为他而神魂颠倒. 用法:
3 [attrib 作定语] (of pavements, quilts, etc) made up of irregularly shaped pieces fitted together （指人行道、 被褥等）由不规则的碎块拼成的:
crazy paving 碎纹石路. 用法:
4 (idm 习语) like `crazy (used as an adv 用如副词) (infml) very intensely; very much 极度; 非常:
work, talk, etc like crazy 拚命干、 讲等 *
run like crazy, ie very fast 拚命跑. |