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madhouse

/ˈmæd.haʊs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que se refiere históricamente a un hospital psiquiátrico, usado de forma despectiva y hoy considerado anticuado y ofensivo; también denota un lugar o situación de gran confusión y caos.

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noun

/ˈmæd.haʊs/C1formalobsoleto
  • esSustantivo que se refiere históricamente a un hospital psiquiátrico, usado de forma despectiva y hoy considerado anticuado y ofensivo; también denota un lugar o situación de gran confusión y caos.

A noun that was historically used as a pejorative term for an insane asylum, now considered outdated and offensive.

  1. Chaotic or noisy placeB2informal

    A place or situation that is extremely chaotic, noisy, or disorganized.

    esCasa de locos

    • The office was a madhouse during the deadline week.
    • The children's birthday party turned into a complete madhouse.
    • The train station was a madhouse during the holiday rush.

    Sinónimosbedlamchaoscircusmayhempandemoniumzoo

    Antónimoscalmorderquietserenitytranquility

  2. Psychiatric hospital (dated)C1informal

    An outdated and pejorative term for a hospital for people with mental illness.

    esManicomio (anticuado)

    • The old building was once a notorious madhouse.
    • In the past, patients were often mistreated in madhouses.
    • The term 'madhouse' is now considered offensive and inappropriate.

    Sinónimosasylumbedlamfunny farmnuthouse

Formas
  • madhouses plural form
  • madhouses' possessive plural form
  • madhouse's possessive singular form
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