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mad
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/mæd/
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Translations
The mad scientist was known for his bizarre experiments.
Le savant fou était connu pour ses expériences bizarres.
The mad woman lived alone on the edge of town.
La femme folle vivait seule à la lisière de la ville.
She was mad at her brother for breaking her favorite vase.
Elle était furieuse contre son frère d’avoir cassé son vase préféré.
She was mad at her brother for breaking her favorite vase.
Elle était furieuse contre son frère d’avoir cassé son vase préféré.
They kept their distance from the mad dog roaming the street.
Ils gardaient leurs distances avec le chien enragé qui errait dans la rue.
They kept their distance from the mad dog roaming the street.
Ils gardaient leurs distances avec la chienne enragée qui errait dans la rue.
Additional translations
Definitions
The mad scientist was known for his bizarre experiments.
It was a mad idea to go hiking in the storm.
She was mad at her brother for breaking her favorite vase.
The fans were mad with excitement when their team won the championship.
They kept their distance from the mad dog roaming the street.
madded
Past Simple
madded
Past Participle
madding
Gerund
Archaic/literary verb meaning “to drive insane” or “to become insane” (seen in fixed phrases such as “madding crowd”)
Translations
The ceaseless noise would mad even the calmest monk.
Le bruit incessant aurait aliéné même le moine le plus calme.
Additional translations
Definitions
The ceaseless noise would mad even the calmest monk.
He madded with grief on hearing the news.
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Colloquial North American intensifier used before adjectives/adverbs
Translations
I'm mad hungry after that workout.
J’ai hyper faim après cet entraînement.
Definitions
I'm mad hungry after that workout.