mad

UK
/mæd/
US
/mæd/
madadjektiv
madder
Komp.
maddest
Super.
UK
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Übersetzungen
He had a mad look in his eyes.
У него был сумасшедший взгляд в глазах.
It was a mad idea to go out in the storm.
Это была безумная идея выйти в шторм.
She gave him a mad glare.
Она бросила на него яростный взгляд.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
Mentally ill or insane.
The mad scientist was known for his bizarre experiments.
Extremely foolish or irrational.
It was a mad idea to go hiking in the storm.
Very angry or furious.
She was mad at her brother for breaking her favorite vase.
Wildly excited or enthusiastic.
The fans were mad with excitement when their team won the championship.
Affected with rabies (of an animal).
They kept their distance from the mad dog roaming the street.
madverb
madded
Präteritum
madded
Partizip Perfekt
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Gerundium
Archaic/literary verb meaning “to drive insane” or “to become insane” (seen in fixed phrases such as “madding crowd”)
Definitionen
To make or drive (someone) insane, furious, or frenzied. (Archaic)
The ceaseless noise would mad even the calmest monk.
To become insane; to act in a frenzied manner. (Archaic, intransitive)
He madded with grief on hearing the news.
madadverb
UK
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US
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Colloquial North American intensifier used before adjectives/adverbs
Definitionen
Very; extremely (used as an intensifier, chiefly North American slang).
I'm mad hungry after that workout.