raving

• Adverbe utilisé informellement pour renforcer des adjectifs, surtout négatifs comme 'mad' ou 'bonkers', signifiant 'extrêmement' ou 'à un degré déraisonnable'. Peut aussi décrire un discours incohérent ou délirant.

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 façon délirante

   • 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.

   Synonymescrazilydeliriouslyfranticallyfuriouslyhystericallyinsanelymadly

• Nom désignant un discours ou une déclamation sauvage, irrationnelle ou furieuse, souvent associé à la colère ou à la folie ; également un état d'emportement extrême, voire délirant.

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

indénombrable

1. Wild or irrational talkC1informal

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

   Délire

   • 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.

   Synonymesbabblingdeliriumdrivelgibberishharangueincoherenceoutburstrantrantingtirade

   Antonymescoherencelogicreasonsense

• Verbe exprimant le fait de parler avec une grande agitation, de manière irrationnelle ou avec un enthousiasme délirant, souvent dans un état d'ivresse, de délire ou d'extase.

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.

   participer à une rave party

   • 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.

   Synonymesdanceparty

2. Speak wildly or excitedlyB2informal

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

   délirer

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

   Synonymesbabblecarry onfumego ongushragerantsplutterspoutstorm

   Antonymesmumblemutterwhisper

3. Praise enthusiasticallyB1informal

   To express strong approval or admiration for someone or something.

   louer avec enthousiasme

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

   Synonymesacclaimenthuseeulogizeextolgushlaudrhapsodize

   Antonymesblastcensurecondemncriticizedenouncedisparagepanvilify