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bonkers

/ˈbɒŋ.kəz/

Traduction: Adjectif informel utilisé en anglais britannique pour qualifier quelqu'un ou quelque chose de fou, dément ou extrêmement stupide.

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/ˈbɒŋ.kəz/B2formalbritish
  • frAdjectif informel utilisé en anglais britannique pour qualifier quelqu'un ou quelque chose de fou, dément ou extrêmement stupide.

An informal adjective used in British English to describe someone or something as crazy, mad, or extremely silly.

  1. Crazy or insaneB2slangbritish

    Informal term meaning mentally unstable or extremely foolish.

    frdingue, fou

    • He must be bonkers to drive in this weather.
    • That idea is completely bonkers.
    • She went bonkers when she heard the news.

    Synonymesbattycrazycuckoodementedinsanemadnutsunhingedwacky

    Antonymeslucidrationalreasonablesanesensible

  2. Extremely enthusiasticB2slangbritish

    Used to describe someone who is very excited or passionate about something.

    frDingue d'enthousiasme

    • The crowd went bonkers when the band came on stage.
    • He's bonkers about football.
    • She's absolutely bonkers for chocolate.

    Synonymesavidenthusiasticfanaticalkeenpassionate

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  • more bonkers comparative form
  • most bonkers superlative form
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