madman

UK
/ˈmæd.mæn/
US
/ˈmæd.mæn/
madmannoun
madmen
pl
UK
/ˈmæd.mæn/
US
/ˈmæd.mæn/
Translations
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
Definitions
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.
Synonyms
crazy person
insane person
wild man
deranged person
madmanadjective
UK
/ˈmædmən/
US
/ˈmædmæn/
Used attributively as a modifier before another noun.
Definitions
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

madman

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