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cra·zy /ˈkreɪzɪ/ a. | ad. | n. | phr. I a. 1. 发疯的;疯子的 You're crazy to go out in this stormy weather. 在这样的大风大雨天出去,你真疯啦。 The mother of the kidnapped child was crazy with worry. 被拐小孩的母亲急得发疯了。 a crazy giggle 疯子的吃吃痴笑 2. 蠢的;荒唐的;可笑的;古怪的;不切实际的 It was crazy of you to accede so readily to his request. 你真蠢,这么快就同意他的要求。 a crazy dream 荒唐的梦 a crazy hat 一顶奇形怪状的帽子 a crazy plan 不切实际的计划 3. 〈口〉狂热爱好的,着迷的;狂热爱慕的,神魂颠倒的(about, over) be crazy about jazz 对爵士音乐着迷 a kill-crazy soldier 嗜杀成性的士兵 The girls all went crazy over him. 姑娘们都为他神魂颠倒。 4. 急切的,渴望的 He is crazy to go on his vacation. 他急不可耐地要去度假。 5. 摇摇晃晃的,不牢固的;歪斜的;弯弯曲曲的 The crazy shelf collapses whenever you touch it. 那只摇摇欲坠的架子一碰总是坍倒。 a crazy path 弯弯曲曲的路 6. 〈口〉(尤指爵士音乐)疯狂的,狂热的;令人兴奋的 7. 〈口〉美妙的,极好的,令人满意的,令人赞叹的 a crazy singer 出色的歌手 8. 〈古〉衰弱的;多病的 9. (路面、被褥等)用不规则碎块拼成的
II ad. 〈美俚〉 1. 非常,极度 He was crazy drunk. 他酩酊大醉。 2. 疯狂地 The soldiers were yelling crazy in the distance. 士兵们在远处大声狂叫。
III n. 〈主美口〉疯子,怪人;政治狂人
phr. crazy like (或 as) a fox 见 fox like crazy 〈口〉发狂似地;拼命地 spend money like crazy 花钱像流水 You'll have to work like crazy to get this finished.你得拼命干才能把这活干完。 |