Translation
mad, crazy, insane
Examples
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That plan is completely mad.
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He looked at me as if I were mad.
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The mad noise went on all night.
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Only a mad person would drive that fast.
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After the war he went mad.
runs from clinical insanity to the loose everyday sense of a daft idea, but it sits harder than English "crazy" does, so use it about people with some care. The family is regular and worth having: o is a madman, o is madness, i is to drive somebody mad and i is to go mad yourself. For something merely odd, is the word you want; is a judgement, not an observation.
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