English to Frisian Meaning of crazy - gek


Crazy :
gek

gek, Berserk, dronken, demintearjende, tige lokkich, Wacky, kreake, Bonkers, Eager, domme, nootachtige

Craziescrazilygek
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Definitions of crazy in English
Noun(1) someone deranged and possibly dangerous
Adjective(1) affected with madness or insanity(2) foolish; totally unsound(3) possessed by inordinate excitement(4) bizarre or fantastic(5) intensely enthusiastic about or preoccupied with
Examples of crazy in English
(1) All those moments with Crystal were driving him crazy .(2) I'd never had the experience before of growing disenchanted with a girlfriend who I'd once been so crazy about.(3) Michele is simply crazy to open her blog like this.(4) He said that he ÔÇÿjust went a little bit crazy , mental.ÔÇÖ(5) One of my colleagues asked me, a few hours in to the working day, whether the dripping sound was driving me crazy .(6) Nowadays, rampant adaptations of movies and TV series are driving me crazy .(7) With a firm twist of her body, she got herself spiraling toward the ground at a crazy angle.(8) No wonder some kids aren't so crazy about books.(9) Most people thought Lincoln was crazy to fight a civil war where 620,000 people died in the North and South and the economy was destroyed.(10) The installation went smoothly, but I'm getting these small reoccurring outages that are driving me crazy .(11) I'm not crazy about buying Zack a truck, but I'm willing to go for it.(12) With the technology that's come down, it is driving us crazy .(13) About a year and a half after the marriage broke up, things started to get bad and I sort of lost itÔǪ I went crazy .(14) He said his 34-year-old nephew was like a son to him, but ÔÇÿthis stupid, foolish, crazy act of murderÔÇÖ has taken him away.(15) Sweeping shots and crazy angles seem to add to the tense, built-up vibe the movie is trying to get across.(16) This whole thing with Eric is driving me crazy , Heather.
Related Phrases of crazy
(1) go crazy ::
gean gek
(2) crazy about ::
sljocht fan
(3) crazy man ::
gekke man
(4) get crazy ::
wurd gek
(5) be crazy about ::
wêze gek oer
(6) be crazy ::
wêze gek
(7) like crazy ::
like gek
(8) drive crazy ::
gek meitsje
(9) crazy talk ::
gekke oerlis
(10) crazy person ::
gekke persoan
Synonyms
Adjective
1. mad ::
mad
2. stupid ::
stom
3. passionate about ::
hertstochtlike oer
4. brainsick ::
brainsick
5. wild ::
wyld
6. screwball ::
screwball
Noun
7. loony ::
Loony
Antonyms
1. realistic ::
realistyske
2. reasonable ::
ridlik
Different Forms
crazies, crazily, crazy
Word Example from TV Shows
Which is crazy, because
if I wanted to be condescending,

Which is CRAZY, because if I wanted to be condescending,

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 3

I mean,

I mean, "CRAZY" for Star Wars CRAZY, not CRAZY like we have a backpack full of duct tape.

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 19

You fucking crazy little girl.\NOn your knees!

You fucking CRAZY little girl.
On your knees!

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 6

"Don't ring the doorbell or my poodles will go CRAZY."

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 17

Well, sweetie, that's crazy.

Well, sweetie, that's CRAZY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 19

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