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Definition of crazed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mental stateRare mentally disturbed or insaneRare
- The crazed man shouted at the sky.
2.
surface appearanceRare covered with fine cracksRare
- The old vase was crazed, showing its age and use..
Expressions with crazed
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acting wild or dangerous because of using drugs
The drug-crazed man shouted at everyone in the street.
partially insane or extremely agitated
He ran through the streets half-crazed with fear.
having an uncontrollable desire for power
The power-crazed dictator refused to step down.
having an excessive desire for sex
The movie portrays him as a sex-crazed maniac.
Origin of crazed
Old English, crasen (to shatter)
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emotion
mad or crazed in an old-fashioned way
Examples of crazed in a sentence
In a crazed state, he tore the room apart. The antique mirror was crazed, reflecting years of wear. The pottery was crazed, indicating it was quite old.
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- French:fou, craquelé, ...
- German:wahnsinnig, rissig, ...
- Italian:folle, crepato, ...
- Spanish:demente, cuarteado, ...
- Portuguese:enlouquecido, fissurado, ...
- Chinese:疯狂的, 开裂的, ...
- Japanese:狂った, ひび割れた, ...
- Arabic:مَجْنُون, ذو تشققات دقيقة, ...
- Hebrew:מְשֻׁגָּע, סָדוּק, ...
- Russian:безумный, потрескавшийся, ...
- Ukrainian:божевільний, потрісканий, ...
- Hindi:पागल, दरारयुक्त, ...
Definition of craze - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The hula hoop was a craze in the 1950s.
2.
ceramicsTECH. fine crack in a surface, especially ceramicsTECH.
- The vase had a craze that added character to it.
Verb
1.
- The new game crazed the entire school within weeks..
2.
mental disturbancetr. Rare cause someone to become mentally disturbedtr. Rare
- The constant noise will craze him.
3.
surfaceintr. TECH. develop fine cracks in a surfaceintr. TECH.
- The old vase began to craze over time.
Images of craze
fine crack in a surface, especially ceramics
Origin of craze
Old Norse, krasa (shatter)
Examples of craze in a sentence
There was a craze for collecting stamps. The antique plate showed a craze under the glaze. A craze appeared on the ceramic tile after years of use. The movie crazed the audience, making it a blockbuster. The new diet craze crazed everyone at the gym. The stress of the job will craze her.
Lack of sleep can craze anyone. The paint on the wall started to craze after the winter. The ceramic tiles began to craze due to moisture.
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- French:engouement, rendre fou, ...
- German:Modeerscheinung, begeistern, ...
- Italian:moda, appassionare, ...
- Spanish:moda, apasionar, ...
- Portuguese:mania, entusiasmar, ...
- Chinese:狂热, 使狂热, ...
- Japanese:流行, 夢中にさせる, ...
- Arabic:هَوَس, جَنَّ, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁיגָּעוֹן, לְהַלְהִיב, ...
- Russian:мода, вызвать энтузиазм, ...
- Ukrainian:тренд, захоплювати, ...
- Hindi:सनक, उत्साहित करना, ...
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