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crazy
/ˈkɹeɪ.zi/ adjective A1 (estimated)
1. insane, demented
| German | verrückt, durch, toll |
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| French | fou, insensé, chtarbé |
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| Portuguese | louco, doido, maluco |
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| Czech | šílený, potrhlý, ztřeštěný |
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| Italian | pazzo, matto, folle |
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| Spanish | loco, colgado, sonado |
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| Dutch | gek, zot, gestoord |
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| Swedish | galen, tokig, sinnessjuk |
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| Latin | insanus, delirus, vecors |
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2. out of control
| German | verrückt |
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| French | fou |
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| Portuguese | louco, doido |
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| Italian | impazzito, fuori di testa |
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| Spanish | loco, desquiciado |
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3. very excited
| Italian | pazzesco, fantastico, incredibile |
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| Spanish | venático, ideoso, ideático |
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crazy
/ˈkɹeɪ.zi/ adverb A1 (estimated)
2. very, crazy, wildly
| French | féroce |
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| Spanish | salvaje |
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| Dutch | woest |
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crazy
/ˈkɹeɪ.zi/ noun · plural: crazies A1 (estimated)
1. an insane or eccentric person
| German | der Wahnsinn, der Irrer |
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| French | le fou, folle |
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| Portuguese | o louco, o doido, a doideira |
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| Czech | blázen, šílenec |
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| Italian | il pazzo, il maniaco |
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| Spanish | el loco, chunga |
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| Swedish | en spatt |
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