英：[laik ˈkreizi]
美：[laɪk ˈkrezi]
like crazy如何读
like crazy是什么意思
拼命地；
like crazy英英释义
adjective
usually offensive not mentally sound : marked by thought or action that lacks reason : insane sense 1b—not used technically
yelling like a crazy person
impractical
a crazy plan
being out of the ordinary : unusual
a taste for crazy hats
distracted with desire or excitement The fans went crazy when their team won the championship.
a thrill-crazy mob
absurdly fond : infatuated
He's crazy about the girl.
passionately preoccupied : obsessed
crazy about boats
dated full of cracks or flaws : unsound
… they were very crazy, wretched cabins …—Charles Dickens
dated crooked, askew
noun
someone who is or acts mentally unsoundespecially: such a person associated with a radical or extremist political cause
… are convinced that Wilson thinks they're rubes, bumpkins, or crazies, and wants to replace them with a legislature full of moderate clones of himself. —Fred Barnes
adverb
extremely, wildly
crazy good
like crazy词源英文解释
Adjective see craze >entry 1 Noun see craze >entry 1 Adverb see craze >entry 1
The first known use of crazy was in 1582
like crazy儿童词典英英释义
value judgmentnoun
a judgment assigning a value (as good or bad) to something
counter1 of 7noun
a piece (as of metal or plastic) used in counting or in games
a level surface (as a table) over which business is done or food is served or on which goods are displayed
counter2 of 7noun
one that countsespecially: a device for indicating a number or amount
counter3 of 7verb
to act in opposition to : oppose
countering the claim for damages
to give a blow in return
counter with a left hook
counter4 of 7adverb
in another or opposite direction
acting counter to advice
counter5 of 7noun
the act of giving a return blow
the blow given
counter6 of 7adjective
moving in an opposite direction
the ship slowed by counter tides
designed to oppose
a counter opinion
counter-7 of 7prefix
contrary : opposite
counterclockwise
opposing : retaliatory
counteroffensive
like : matching
counterpart
vacuum tubenoun
an electron tube from which most of the air has been removed
counter1 of 7noun
a piece (as of metal or plastic) used in counting or in games
a level surface (as a table) over which business is done or food is served or on which goods are displayed
counter2 of 7noun
one that countsespecially: a device for indicating a number or amount
counter3 of 7verb
to act in opposition to : oppose
countering the claim for damages
to give a blow in return
counter with a left hook
counter4 of 7adverb
in another or opposite direction
acting counter to advice
counter5 of 7noun
the act of giving a return blow
the blow given
counter6 of 7adjective
moving in an opposite direction
the ship slowed by counter tides
designed to oppose
a counter opinion
counter-7 of 7prefix
contrary : opposite
counterclockwise
opposing : retaliatory
counteroffensive
like : matching
counterpart
course1 of 2noun
the act or action of moving in a path from point to point
the planets in their courses
the direction or route of motion or progress a ship's course
the course of a river
land laid out for golf
normal or accustomed process or procedure
the disease ran its course
manner of proceeding : conduct
a wise course
progression through a period of time or a series of acts or events
was built in the course of a year
an ordered process or series
a series of classes in a subjectalso: a group of such courses
a four-year course in chemistry
a part of a meal served at one time
had salad for the first course
a layer of brick or other building material in a wall
course2 of 2verb
to run through or over
buffalo coursed the plains
to move rapidly : race
blood coursing through the veins
cover1 of 2verb
to guard from attack
to have within range of one's guns
to provide protection to or against : insure the policy covered water damage
insurance that covers the traveler in any accident
to maintain a check on especially by patrolling
state police covering the highways
to hide something from sight or knowledge
cover up a scandal
to conceal something dishonest or embarrassing from notice
cover for a friend in an investigation
to act as a substitute or replacement
covered for me during my vacation
to spread or lie over or on water covered the floor
covered the child with a blanket
to put something protective or concealing over
cover the mouth while coughing
to deal with
a test covering two chapters
to provide or plan for
plans covering an emergency
to have as one's territory or field of activity
one salesperson covers the whole state
to report news about
covered the trial
to pass over or through
covered 10 miles a day
to pay or provide for the payment of
cover expenses
cover2 of 2noun
something that protects, shelters, or conceals (as a natural shelter for an animal or natural features that shelter or conceal)
something that is placed over or about another thing (as the lid of a box or a sheet or blanket on a bed)
a binding or case for a book or the front or back of such a binding
something (as plants or snow) that covers the ground
an envelope or wrapper for mail
crack-up1 of 2noun
collision, wreck
crack up2 of 2verb
praise sense 1, tout
it's not all it's cracked up to be
to cause or have a crack-up
crack up a car
stick1 of 2noun
a cut or broken branch of twig especially when dry and dead
a long slender piece of wood or metal: as
a club or staff used as a weapon
walking stick sense 1
something used for striking or moving an object in a game
something like a stick in shape or use
a stick of dynamite
something prepared in a long and slender form a stick of butter
carrot sticks
a person who is dull or lifeless
plural remote usually rural districts
way out in the sticks
stick2 of 2verb
to stab with something pointed : pierce
to kill by piercing
to cause to penetrate
stuck a needle in my finger
to fasten by pushing in : attach
stuck a flower in my buttonhole
to push out, up, or under
stuck out my hand
to put or set in a specified place or position
stuck the cap on my head
to cling to a surface
snowflakes stuck on the windowpane
to bring to a halt : prevent the movement or action of
the car got stuck in traffic
baffle entry 1 sense 1, stump
got stuck on the first problem
cheat entry 1 sense 1, defraud
to burden with something disagreeable
stuck with the job of cleaning up
to become fixed in place by or as if by gluing
his foot stuck in the mud
to remain in a place, situation, or environment
decided to stick where he was
to hold to something tightly : cling
she stuck to her story
to become blocked or jammed
the desk drawer always sticks
to be unable to proceed (as through fear or conscience)
crazyadjective
usually offensive mentally unsound—not used technically
not sensible or logical
that's a crazy idea
very excited or pleased
crazy about the new car
like crazy 例句
1 He is running like crazy.
他正拼命地跑.
2 Secondly, he makes the team too much money, raking in ticket and merchandise sales like crazy.
其次~其他的球队也没多少钱~除非他们的球票和其他商品卖疯了!
3 He's been acting kind of crazy lately.
4 Before getting into the chaos of episode 5, that episode 4 cliff hanger was crazy.
5 Babes at the beach hit on him like crazy.
在海滩上,女孩子都喜欢跟他打情骂俏.
6 What a crazy thing to do!
7 A bunch of crazies live there.
8 You would be crazy not to accept their offer!
9 We had to drive like crazy to get there no time.
为了准时到达那里,我们只得把车子开得飞快.
10 I bought some crazy good stuff there.
11 When leaves song like crazy, the circulation four seasons, asked that you ask you.
当离别时歌如狂, 流转四季, 问你问你.
12 Tauruses will go crazy for something chic, functional, and soft to the touch.
13 started yelling in the middle of the store like a crazy man
14 The boy was kicking like crazy to get free of him.
这个男孩拼命地踢着,以求摆脱他.
15 There are a lot of crazy drivers on the streets.
16 The stuff was selling like crazy.
这东西卖疯了。
17 There was Dad with the camera, cheering like crazy.
就在那里,爸爸手拿着摄影机, 欣喜若狂地为我欢呼.
18 Some people can diet like crazy and not lose weight.
有些人拼命节食也不能减肥。
19 When she stubbed her toe, she started screaming like crazy.
当她的脚趾被碰踢到时, 她便鬼哭狼嚎地叫起来.
20 Discover The Secrets To Creating Fast Selling, Profit Packed, Info Products That Sell Like Crazy!
“发现秘密,创造快速销售, 利润包装, 信息产品销售想疯了”!
like crazy 同义词
1 见
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2 拼命地
desperately furiously like hell like mad like a man possessed like a woman possessed like one possessed madly for dearlife in fullcry hammer and tongs hell for leather like the devil against the clock
3 非常快地
4 发疯
crazy nuts wacko doolally lose your marbles round the twist be out of your mind be round the bend go loopy be off your rocker be off your head take leave of your senses off your chump lose your mind fuck up go nuts go mad crack up
5 疯狂地
6 非常
great extraordinary deadly flaming most very much really too far lot bad real highly extremely perfectly incredibly greatly dirty precious stiff considerably hugely terribly wildly darn exceedingly filthy dearly jolly grossly awfully shockingly singularly devilish mortally thumping rattling dreadfully stinking outstandingly frightfully deuced confoundedly deucedly killingly all super- extra- a hell of a only too like anything nothing if not far and away not half
7 飞快地
hotfoot lickety-split in the twinkling of an eye like greased lightning at a rate of knots like a streak of lightning like the clappers hell for leather
9 拼命
desperate desperately furiously for all you are worth like hell like mad desperation like a man possessed like a woman possessed like one possessed like fury for all is worth for all it is worth for dear life for your life like the devil madly for dearlife in fullcry bust a gut hammer and tongs hell for leather against the clock
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