crazed

• Beschreibt jemanden oder etwas, das in extremer Weise wahnsinnig oder außerordentlich erregt ist, oft auf gefährliche oder unkontrollierte Weise.

Describes someone or something that is wildly insane or extremely excited, often in a dangerous or uncontrolled way.

1. Driven insane or madB2formal

   In a state of uncontrolled excitement, anger, or madness.

   Wahnsinnig

   • The crazed man was shouting in the middle of the street.
   • A crazed fan rushed onto the stage during the concert.
   • The soldier had a crazed look in his eyes after the battle.

   Synonymeberserkdeliriousdementedderangedfranticfrenziedhystericalinsanemadmaniacalravingunhingedwild

   Antonymecalmcomposedlucidrationalsane

2. Extremely enthusiasticB2informal

   Showing an extreme, often irrational, level of enthusiasm or obsession.

   Besessen

   • He is crazed about collecting vintage comic books.
   • The crowd was crazed with excitement when the band appeared.
   • She is crazed for the latest fashion trends.

   Synonymeaviddiehardfanaticalferventmaniacalobsessedrabidzealous

   Antonymeapatheticcalmdisinterestedindifferentnonchalantunenthusiastic

• Verb, das bedeutet, jemanden in den Wahnsinn zu treiben oder selbst wahnsinnig bzw. übermäßig erregt zu werden; außerdem, feine Risse an der Oberfläche zu bilden (etwa bei Keramik oder Emaille).

A verb meaning to make or become insane or wildly excited; to develop fine cracks on a surface (as in pottery or enamel).

1. Make insaneC2formal

   To cause someone to become insane or irrational.

   Verrückt machen

   • The constant noise crazed the old man.
   • Grief had crazed her mind beyond reason.
   • The isolation of the prison crazed many inmates.

   Synonymeaddlederangemaddenunbalanceunhinge

   Antonymecalmclarifycomposereasonsettlesoothe

2. Develop fine cracksC2formal

   To develop a network of fine cracks on a surface, especially on pottery or metal.

   Risse bekommen

   • The glaze crazed after firing in the kiln.
   • The old painting's surface had crazed over time.
   • The heat caused the ceramic to craze.

   Synonymecheckcrackfissurefracture