cra‧zy 1 S2 / kreɪzi / 形容词 ( comparative crazier , superlative craziest )

1 strange very strange or not sensible 同义词 mad :

The neighbours must think we’re crazy.

It’s an absolutely crazy idea .

I know this idea sounds crazy , but it may be worth a try.

crazy to do something

It’d be crazy to go out in this rain.

I must have been crazy to agree to this.

He often works 12 hours a day – it’s crazy .

2 crazy about somebody/something liking someone very much, or very interested in something :

He’s crazy about her.

Dan’s crazy about football.

3 angry angry or annoyed :

Turn that music down. It’s driving me crazy (= really annoying me ) !

Dad will go crazy when he hears about this.

4 like crazy very much or very quickly :

We’re going to have to work like crazy to get this finished on time.

5 go crazy to do something too much, in a way that is not usual or sensible, especially because you are excited :

Don’t go crazy and spend it all at once.

6 mentally ill mentally ill 同义词 mad :

I feel so alone, sometimes I wonder if I’m going crazy .

— crazily 副词

— craziness 名词 [不可数名词]

THESAURUS

crazy very strange or not sensible – used about people, ideas, and behaviour : People think I’m crazy when I start talking about ghosts. | It was a crazy thing to do.

mad British English crazy : Are you mad? | Whose mad idea was that? | At first, everyone thought he was completely mad.

nuts informal ( also bonkers British English ) [名词前不用] crazy : The whole thing sounds completely nuts. | Have you gone bonkers?

loony informal crazy : another loony suggestion | The man is totally loony.

insane completely crazy : I know it sounds insane, but it’s true. → mentally ill