be going batty
been going batty, is going batty, was going batty
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Definition of be going batty - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
- After hours of studying, I'm going batty.
- She's going batty with all the noise.
- He's going batty trying to solve the puzzle.
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Expressions with going
keep goingv.
maintain the pace or speed
He kept going at a steady pace throughout the race.
expression of approval or praise for success
Good going on finishing the project early!
difficult and requiring a lot of effort
The project was hard going but rewarding.
used to praise someone for doing something well
Nice going on your test!
asking about the current situation or event
What's going on in the meeting room?
be going softv.
lose firmness or structure
The fruit is going soft.
not dangerous or scary, safe to approach or touch
Go ahead and touch it, it isn't going to bite!
exceeding acceptable limits or boundaries
Reading my texts without asking? That's going too far.
you're going nowhereexp.
stuck in a situation without improvement
With that attitude, you're going nowhere fast.
have all plans or desires fulfilled easily
He feels great because everything is going his way.
begin or start an activity
Let's get going on the project now.
heavy goingn.
challenging or laborious task
The project turned out to be heavy going for the new team.
informal way to ask how someone is feeling
Hey, how's it going?
keep the momentum goingv.
maintain progress or movement
We need to keep the momentum going to finish the project on time.
leave while the going's goodv.
stop or leave a situation while conditions are still favorable
She decided to leave while the going's good to avoid future troubles.
do something with great enthusiasm or excessive energy
She danced like it's going out of style all night long.
not making any progress or advancement
The project is not going anywhere.
gradually losing ability to think clearly or remember things
His mind is going as he gets older.
seeming far below expected years in manner or looks
At sixty, she kept a youth vibe in both style and attitude.
becoming confused or forgetful for a short time
Sorry, my mind is going—I can't remember your name.
continuing to be healthy or successful
After 50 years, their friendship is still going strong.
situations become difficult or challenging
When the going gets rough, she never gives up.
illness spreading among people
There's a bug going round at the office.
act now because the situation may soon get worse
Sell the old car while the going is good.
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- French:devenir fou, ...
- German:durchdrehen, ...
- Italian:impazzire, ...
- Spanish:volverse loco, ...
- Portuguese:ficar maluco, ...
- Chinese:快疯了, ...
- Japanese:気が狂う, ...
- Arabic:جُنَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִשְׁתַּגֵּעַ, ...
- Russian:сходить с ума, ...
- Ukrainian:збожеволіти, ...
- Hindi:पागल होना, ...
- Bengali:পাগল হয়ে যাওয়া, ...
- Catalan:tornar-se boig, ...
- Danish:blive skør, ...
- Dutch:gek worden, ...
- Greek:τρελαίνομαι, ...
- Korean:미치다, ...
- Persian:دیوانه شد, ...
- Polish:wariować, ...
- Portuguese (BR):ficar maluco, ...
- Romanian:a o lua razna, ...
- Swedish:bli tokig, ...
- Thai:เริ่มรู้สึกบ้า, ...
- Turkish:kafayı yemek, ...
- Vietnamese:trở nên điên điên, ...
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