英
[m?d]
美
[m?d]
- adj. 發(fā)瘋的，發(fā)狂似的；狂熱的；魯莽的；著(zhù)迷的；生氣的；極度激動(dòng)的
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mad的英文翻譯是什么意思，詞典釋義與在線(xiàn)翻譯：
詳盡釋義
adj. (形容詞)
- <口>瘋狂的，狂熱的
- 發(fā)狂的，發(fā)瘋的，瘋的
- 魯莽的，不理智的
- 愚蠢的，極愚蠢的，很不明智的
- 著(zhù)迷的
- <口>惱火的 ，生氣的，憤怒的
- 神經(jīng)錯亂的
- 激動(dòng)的
- 患狂犬病的
- 有精神病的
- =mutual assured destruction 【軍】（美國的核戰爭威懾戰略）確保同歸于盡，相互威懾理論，相互確保摧毀
- 狂怒，發(fā)怒
- <罕>（使）發(fā)狂，發(fā)瘋
- 激怒，發(fā)怒
雙解釋義
adj. (形容詞)
- 瘋了的,發(fā)瘋的,神經(jīng)錯亂的 ill in the mind, insane
- [P]惱火的,發(fā)怒的 angry
- 狂熱的,著(zhù)迷的 filled with strong feeling, interest, or admiration
- 愚蠢的,瘋狂的 very foolish or crazy
英英釋義
Adjective:
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roused to anger;
"stayed huffy a good while"
"she gets mad when you wake her up so early"
"mad at his friend"
"sore over a remark"
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affected with madness or insanity;
"a man who had gone mad"
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marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion;
"a crowd of delirious baseball fans"
"something frantic in their gaiety"
"a mad whirl of pleasure"
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very foolish;
"harebrained ideas"
"took insane risks behind the wheel"
"a completely mad scheme to build a bridge between two mountains"
mad的用法和樣例：
例句
用作形容詞 (adj.)
- She was almost mad with grief when her son died.
她的兒子死去時(shí)，她悲傷得幾乎瘋了。 - They are mad about football.
他們對足球很狂熱。 - It was a mad idea to climb the mountain in this bad weather.
在這種壞天氣去爬山真是愚蠢。 - Both brothers are mad about tennis.
兄弟倆對網(wǎng)球都很入迷。 - When Bob gets mad, you can't hold him down.
當鮑勃生氣的時(shí)候，你都抑制不住他。 - I was so mad at getting this kind of bum rap.
受這樣的冤枉氣真讓我非常生氣?！?/li>
常用短語(yǔ)
用作形容詞 (adj.)
- like mad
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(如病人般)瘋狂地 as if crazy
詞匯搭配
用作形容詞 (adj.)
～+名詞
- mad doctor 精神病醫生
- mad house 瘋人院,精神病院
- mad wind 狂風(fēng)
- become mad 生氣
- drive sb mad 使某人發(fā)瘋
- get mad 惱火
- go mad 發(fā)狂
- grow mad 發(fā)怒
- make sb mad 使某人生氣
- mad to hear 聽(tīng)到…很生氣
- mad to learn 知道…很生氣
- really mad 真正的狂熱
- mad about 對…表現出狂熱,對…想得發(fā)瘋
- mad at 對…惱火
- mad at missing the train 因趕不上火車(chē)而生氣
- mad at sb's words 因某人的話(huà)而憤怒
- mad for 因…而惱火
- mad on 迷戀…,極喜歡…
- mad with 因…而發(fā)狂
- mad with delight 欣喜若狂
- mad with drink 酗酒發(fā)狂
- mad with shame 惱羞成怒
經(jīng)典引文
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And then to hear a dead man chatter Is enough to drive one mad.
出自： Tennyson
