英语单词短语词组“madness”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

madness

noun[U]

/ˈmæd.nəs/us

/ˈmæd.nəs/

madnessnoun[U](STUPID BEHAVIOUR)

stupidordangerousbehaviour:

疯狂的行为；愚蠢（或危险）的行为

Tobeginawarwould besheermadness.发动战争完全是疯狂之举。

Synonyms

anarchy
ballyhooold-fashionedslang
bedlam
chaos
commotion
confusion
disarrayformal
disorder(CONFUSION)
disorganization
disturbance
havoc
hoo-hainformal
hoopla(EXCITEMENT)mainlyUS
hullabalooold-fashioned
kerfuffleUKinformal
mayhem
pandemonium
ruckusmainlyUSinformal
rumpusinformal
to-doinformal
tumultformal
turmoil
uproar

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Stupid and silly behaviour

antics
buffoonery
dottiness
dumbness
fatuousness
foolishness
frivolousness
fruit loopery
game
idiocy
lark
ludicrousness
mindlessness
oafishness
obtuseness
screwball
stupidity
the games (that) people playidiom
tomfoolery
vacuousness

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madnessnoun[U](MENTAL ILLNESS)

offensive

a word formentalillness, which was used bydoctorsin the past but is nowoffensive:

Shefeltas if she wereslidinginto madness.她感觉自己像要发疯了。

Synonyms

insanity

lunacyold-fashioned

Compare

mental illness

(Definition ofmadnessfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

madness

noun[U]

/ˈmæd.nəs/us

/ˈmæd.nəs/

madnessnoun[U](STUPID BEHAVIOUR)

stupidordangerousbehaviour

疯狂的行为；愚蠢（或危险）的行为

Tobeginawarwould besheermadness.发动战争完全是疯狂之举。

madnessnoun[U](MENTAL ILLNESS)

thestateof beingmentallyill, orunabletobehavein areasonableway

疯狂，神经错乱，精神失常

Shefeltas if she wereslidinginto madness.她感觉自己像要发疯了。

madness| American Dictionary

madness

noun[U]

/ˈmæd·nəs/

mentalillness:

There was ahistoryof madness in herfamily.

Madness can also refer tobehaviorthat is notreasonablewhenconsideringcertainsituations:

It would besheermadness(=crazy)toignorethesymptomsand do nothing.

单词	madness
释义	madness noun[U] uk /ˈmæd.nəs/us /ˈmæd.nəs/ madnessnoun[U](STUPID BEHAVIOUR) stupidordangerousbehaviour: 疯狂的行为；愚蠢（或危险）的行为 Tobeginawarwould besheermadness.发动战争完全是疯狂之举。 Synonyms anarchy ballyhooold-fashionedslang bedlam chaos commotion confusion disarrayformal disorder(CONFUSION) disorganization disturbance havoc hoo-hainformal hoopla(EXCITEMENT)mainlyUS hullabalooold-fashioned kerfuffleUKinformal mayhem pandemonium ruckusmainlyUSinformal rumpusinformal to-doinformal tumultformal turmoil uproar SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Stupid and silly behaviour antics buffoonery dottiness dumbness fatuousness foolishness frivolousness fruit loopery game idiocy lark ludicrousness mindlessness oafishness obtuseness screwball stupidity the games (that) people playidiom tomfoolery vacuousness See more results » madnessnoun[U](MENTAL ILLNESS) offensive a word formentalillness, which was used bydoctorsin the past but is nowoffensive: Shefeltas if she wereslidinginto madness.她感觉自己像要发疯了。 Synonyms insanity lunacyold-fashioned Compare mental illness (Definition ofmadnessfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) madness noun[U] uk /ˈmæd.nəs/us /ˈmæd.nəs/ madnessnoun[U](STUPID BEHAVIOUR) stupidordangerousbehaviour 疯狂的行为；愚蠢（或危险）的行为 Tobeginawarwould besheermadness.发动战争完全是疯狂之举。 madnessnoun[U](MENTAL ILLNESS) thestateof beingmentallyill, orunabletobehavein areasonableway 疯狂，神经错乱，精神失常 Shefeltas if she wereslidinginto madness.她感觉自己像要发疯了。 madness\| American Dictionary madness noun[U] us /ˈmæd·nəs/ mentalillness: There was ahistoryof madness in herfamily. Madness can also refer tobehaviorthat is notreasonablewhenconsideringcertainsituations: It would besheermadness(=crazy)toignorethesymptomsand do nothing. (Definition ofmadnessfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press) #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/madness##
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