madman

UK
/ˈmæd.mæn/
US
/ˈmæd.mæn/

Translations

madmannoun
madmen
pl
UK
/ˈmæd.mæn/
US
/ˈmæd.mæn/
The madman was shouting in the street.
Сумасшедший кричал на улице.
He was acting like a madman during the meeting.
Он вел себя как псих на собрании.
The artist was considered a madman by his peers.
Художника считали безумцем его сверстники.
Additional translations
Synonyms
crazy person
insane person
wild man
deranged person
madmanadjective
UK
/ˈmædmən/
US
/ˈmædmæn/
Used attributively as a modifier before another noun.
madmennoun

madman

madmen
pl
UK
/ˈmæd.men/
US
/ˈmæd.men/
The asylum was filled with madmen.
Психиатрическая больница была заполнена сумасшедшими.
Additional translations
Synonyms
wild men
insane people
crazy individuals

Definitions

madmannoun
A man who is mentally ill or behaves in a wildly irrational manner.
The villagers were afraid of the madman who roamed the streets at night.
A man who is extremely enthusiastic or passionate about a particular activity or subject.
He was a madman when it came to collecting rare stamps, dedicating all his free time to the hobby.
madmanadjective
Relating to or characteristic of a person who is insane, wildly irrational, or fanatically dedicated, used before another noun.
The madman theory argues that unpredictability can be a strategic advantage.
madmennoun
Men who are mentally ill or insane.
The asylum was once home to many madmen who were misunderstood by society.
Men who behave in a wildly irrational or reckless manner.
The madmen raced their cars through the streets, heedless of the danger.