barmy

• Adjetivo informal britânico que significa levemente maluco, tolo ou sem juízo.

An informal British adjective meaning slightly crazy or foolish.

1. Foolish or crazyB2informalbritish

   Behaving in a silly or irrational way; not sensible.

   Tolo ou louco

   • You must be barmy to go out in this weather.
   • He had some barmy idea about building a rocket in his shed.
   • Don't listen to him, he's completely barmy.

   Sinônimosabsurdbattycrackedcrazydaftfoolishmadnutssilly

   Antônimosrationalreasonablesanesensiblewise

2. Full of fun and energyB2informalbritish

   Lively, excited, and full of playful energy.

   Loucamente divertido

   • The crowd went barmy when the band came on stage.
   • It was a barmy party with everyone dancing and laughing.
   • The kids were driving me barmy with their constant noise.

   Sinônimosanimatedbubblyeffervescentfriskylivelypeppyspiritedvivacious

   Antônimosgravesedateserioussobersolemn