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crazy
UK
/ˈkreɪ.zi/
US
/ˈkreɪ.zi/
crazier
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craziest
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Translations
The traffic was crazy during the holiday weekend.
La circulation était folle pendant le week-end de vacances.
The movie was about a crazy scientist who tried to take over the world.
Le film parlait d’un scientifique fou qui a tenté de conquérir le monde.
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Definitions
The movie was about a crazy scientist who tried to take over the world.
She's crazy about that new band and has all their albums.
The traffic was crazy during the holiday weekend.
He wore a crazy outfit to the party that made everyone laugh.
crazies
pl
UK
/ˈkreɪ.zi/
US
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Translations
The town crazy was known for wandering the streets and talking to himself.
Le fou du village était connu pour errer dans les rues et parler tout seul.
Additional translations
Definitions
The town crazy was known for wandering the streets and talking to himself.
He's a real crazy, always coming up with wild ideas that no one else would think of.
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Informal, chiefly North American; used as a flat adverb meaning "extremely" or "in a crazy manner".
Translations
She works crazy hard during finals week.
Elle travaille très dur pendant la semaine des examens.
Definitions
She works crazy hard during finals week.
Used as an exclamation to convey surprise, excitement, or disbelief.
Translations
Crazy! I never thought we'd make it this far.
Incroyable ! Je n’ai jamais pensé qu’on irait aussi loin.
Definitions
Crazy! I never thought we'd make it this far.