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| ADJ INFORMAL |
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| /ˈkreɪzi/ |
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| | not at all sensible or practical 发疯的；荒唐的；不切实际的 | It’ s crazy. Who would do a thing like that? 简直是疯了。谁会做那样的事？ | | Maybe Lou’ s idea wasn’ t so crazy after all. 也许卢的主意并不是那么不切实际。 | | They were offering him crazy amounts of money. 他们给他的钱多得荒唐。 | | be crazy to do sth She knew she would be completely crazy to refuse. 她知道她如果拒绝就简直是疯了。 | |
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| - | crazy about sb
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| very much in love with someone |
| 狂热地爱着某人 |
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| It’ s pretty obvious he’ s crazy about you. 很显然，他为你神魂颠倒。 |
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| - | crazy about sth
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| very enthusiastic about something |
| 热衷于某事物；为某事物着迷 |
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| Judd’ s crazy about planes and flying. 贾德对飞机和飞行很着迷。 |
| I’ m not exactly crazy about the idea. 我并不太喜欢这个主意。 |
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| - | drive sb crazy
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| to make someone very upset or angry |
| 使某人发疯；使某人生气 |
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| - | go crazy
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| 1 | to become very angry about something 很生气 | My parents will go crazy if they find out. 我父母如果发现了会气得发疯的。 | |
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| 2 | to become bored , impatient , and upset 不耐烦；心烦 | If I work there much longer I’ ll go crazy. 如果我在那边工作更长时间，我会烦死的。 | |
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| 3 | if an audience or group of people go crazy , they become very excited （人群）疯狂的，狂热的 | He scored and the crowd went crazy. 他得分了，人群疯狂了。 | |
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| - | like crazy
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| to a very great degree |
| 发疯地；拼命地 |
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| His arm hurt like crazy. 他的手臂疼得厉害。 |
| They’ re selling like crazy. 他们都卖疯了。 |
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