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Definition of psycho - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He acted like a psycho when he lost his phone..
2.
- He was labeled a psycho by his peers.
Expressions with psycho
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intimidate or unsettle someone mentally
He tried to psycho out his opponent before the match.
Origin of psycho
Greek, psyche (soul, mind) + -o (noun suffix)
Examples of psycho in a sentence
The movie portrayed him as a psycho. The movie portrayed him as a dangerous psycho. She was terrified of being alone with a psycho.
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- French:fou, ...
- German:Psycho, Verrückte, ...
- Italian:psicopatico, matto, ...
- Spanish:psicópata, demente, ...
- Portuguese:doido, psicopata, ...
- Chinese:疯子, 精神变态者, ...
- Japanese:サイコ, 精神異常者, ...
- Arabic:مَجْنُون, مريض نفسي, ...
- Hebrew:פְּסִיכִי, מְשׁוּגָּע, ...
- Russian:псих, психопат, ...
- Ukrainian:псих, психопат, ...
- Hindi:पागल, मानसिक रोगी, ...
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