raving

• Adverbio usado informalmente para intensificar adjetivos, especialmente negativos como 'mad' o 'bonkers', con el sentido de 'extremadamente' o 'hasta un grado insensato'. También puede describir un habla incoherente o delirante.

An adverb used informally to intensify adjectives, especially negative ones like 'mad' or 'bonkers,' meaning 'extremely' or 'to an irrational degree.' It can also describe speaking wildly or deliriously.

1. In a raving mannerB2informal

   In a way that shows extreme enthusiasm, madness, or irrationality.

   de forma delirante

   • The fans were raving about the concert for weeks.
   • He was raving mad after losing the game.
   • She went raving about the new restaurant in town.

   Sinónimoscrazilydeliriouslyfranticallyfuriouslyhystericallyinsanelymadly

• Sustantivo que designa un discurso o declamación salvaje, irracional o furiosa, a menudo asociada con la ira o la locura; también puede referirse a un estado de frenesí o agitación extrema.

A noun referring to wild, irrational, or frenzied speech or declamation, often associated with anger or madness.

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1. Wild or irrational talkC1informal

   Speech that is wild, irrational, or incoherent, often due to madness or extreme emotion.

   Discurso delirante

   • His raving about aliens made everyone uncomfortable.
   • She went into a raving about the unfair treatment she received.
   • The patient's raving was a symptom of his fever.

   Sinónimosbabblingdeliriumdrivelgibberishharangueincoherenceoutburstrantrantingtirade

   Antónimoscoherencelogicreasonsense

• Verbo que expresa hablar con gran entusiasmo o de manera desenfrenada, a menudo en estado de delirio o éxtasis, o mostrar admiración excesiva por algo.

A verb used to express the act of talking wildly, irrationally, or with great enthusiasm, often in a delirious or ecstatic manner.

1. Attend a dance partyB2informal

   To take part in a lively, all-night dance event, typically featuring electronic music.

   Asistir a una fiesta rave

   • They raved until dawn at the underground club.
   • Thousands of people raved at the outdoor festival.
   • She loves to rave with her friends on weekends.

   Sinónimosdanceparty

2. Speak wildly or excitedlyB2informal

   To talk in a loud, uncontrolled, or enthusiastic manner, often without clear logic.

   Hablar con vehemencia o desvarío

   • He raved about the injustice for hours.
   • The angry customer raved at the manager.
   • She raved on about her new idea without stopping.

   Sinónimosbabblecarry onfumego ongushragerantsplutterspoutstorm

   Antónimosmumblemutterwhisper

3. Praise enthusiasticallyB1informal

   To express strong approval or admiration for someone or something.

   Elogiar con entusiasmo

   • Critics raved about the new movie.
   • Everyone raved over her homemade cake.
   • He raved about the restaurant's excellent service.

   Sinónimosacclaimenthuseeulogizeextolgushlaudrhapsodize

   Antónimosblastcensurecondemncriticizedenouncedisparagepanvilify