maniac

• Adjetivo que descreve comportamento extremamente excitado, descontrolado ou típico de mania; também pode se referir a alguém obsessivo ou fanático por algo.

An adjective describing behavior that is wildly excited, uncontrolled, or characteristic of a mania.

1. Wildly disorderedB2informal

   Characterized by extreme excitement, chaotic behavior, or a lack of control.

   Maníaco

   • The crowd was maniac after the team's last-minute victory.
   • He drove at a maniac speed through the empty streets.
   • Her maniac laughter filled the room during the game.

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• Pessoa que age de forma extremamente selvagem, agressiva ou obcecada, muitas vezes devido a instabilidade mental ou forte fixação.

A noun referring to a person who behaves in an extremely wild, violent, or obsessive manner, often due to mental instability or intense enthusiasm for something.

1. Person with extreme enthusiasmB2informal

   A person who has an intense, often excessive, enthusiasm or obsession for a particular activity or interest.

   Fanático (pessoa com entusiasmo excessivo)

   • He's a total football maniac who never misses a game.
   • She's a fitness maniac, working out twice a day.
   • My brother is a car maniac and knows everything about engines.

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2. Wild or violent personB2informal

   A person who behaves in a wild, violent, or dangerous manner.

   Maníaco

   • The driver was a maniac on the highway, speeding and weaving through traffic.
   • He went into a rage and started acting like a complete maniac.
   • The movie villain was portrayed as a dangerous maniac.

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