英语释义

1. arising from, indicative of, or marked by mental disorder —not used technically

2. completely unrestrained by reason and judgment unable to think in a clear or sensible way
driven mad by the pain mad with jealousy

3. incapable of being explained or accounted for
a mad decision

4. intensely angry or displeased
What are you so mad about? Everyone was mad about the delay. That kind of behavior really gets me mad. I'm so mad I could spit.

5. carried away by enthusiasm or desire extremely or excessively fond of or enthusiastic about something or someone
mad about horses … there is a nouveau riche demographic mad for diamonds and Lamborghinis …
— Kevin D. Williamson —often used in combination
trivia known to only the most movie-mad film buffsa power-mad villainmoney-mad

6. affected with rabies rabid
a mad dog

7. marked by wild gaiety and merriment hilarious
of their childhood, of the mad pranks they played
— Winston Churchill

8. intensely excited frantic
driving him mad with jealousy
— Edmund Wilson

9. marked by intense and often chaotic activity wild
a mad scramble

10. great in quantity, amount, extent, or degree
making mad money Her performance won her mad respect from fans and peers alike, but the media response was tempered at best.
— Joan Morgan

11. to an extreme degree
spending like mad working like mad to get the job done on time

12. madden

13. a fit or mood of bad temper

14. anger, fury

15. very, extremely
We were mad tight, many of us born and raised in this same spot.
— Sister Souljah

16. mutual assured destruction; mutually assured destruction

17. angry
He's mad at his brother.

18. insane sense 1
… has the whole world gone mad today?
— Christopher Paul Curtis, The Watsons

19. done or made without thinking
a mad promise

20. infatuated
She is mad about horses.

21. having rabies
a mad dog

22. marked by intense and often disorganized activity
At the end of the game, there was a mad scramble.

23. with a great amount of energy or speed
The crowd cheered like mad. He ran like mad.

24. affected with rabies rabid

片语

Mads Kristensen德斯·克里斯德森

Mads Dahm达赫姆

mads genesmads基因

Mads Ovlisen厄夫利森

Mads Koefoed分析师科夫德

Mads Ostberg马斯·厄斯贝里

Mads ClausenMads Clausen (21 October 1905 – 27 August 1966) born in Elsmark, parish of Havnbjerg, municipality of Nordborg in Denmark, was a Danish industrialist and founder of Danfoss in 1933.

Mads Nissen斯·尼森

Mads Rafferty尼拉弗蒂

Mads Thomsen汤姆森

英汉例句

• The fundamental role of MADS is to safeguard the freedom and security of all its members by political and military means.

  其基本原则是通过政治和军事手段保卫成员国的自由和安全。

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apoplectic中风患者

ballistic弹道的；射击的

choleric易怒的；暴躁的；胆汁质的

enraged使发怒；触怒（enrage的过去分词）

foaming起泡沫；发泡（foam 的现在分词）

furious激烈的；狂怒的；热烈兴奋的；喧闹的

hoppingad 极度地

hotad 热；紧迫地

incensed激怒（incense的过去分词）

indignant愤愤不平的；义愤的

infuriate狂怒的

infuriated激怒（infuriate 的过去式和过去分词）

irate生气的；发怒的

ireful盛怒的，愤怒的

livid铅色的；青灰色的；非常生气的

rabid激烈的；狂暴的；偏激的；患狂犬病的

riley(Riley)（美、英、爱尔兰）莱利（人名）

sore(Sore)人名；(法)索尔；(意)索雷

steaming非常热的，热气腾腾的；（非正式）烂醉的；（非正式）非常生气的

ticked赊销（tick的过去式和过去分词）

wrathful愤怒的；激怒的

wroth(Wroth) （美、英、澳）罗思（人名）

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delighted（使）高兴，愉快（delight 的过去式及过去分词）

pleased满意；愿意（please的过去分词形式）