madding in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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mad <comp madder, superl maddest> [Am mæd, Brit mad] ADJ

1.1. mad (insane):

mad
loco
mad
demente
mad scientist
científico m loco
are you mad?
¿pero estás loco?
in a mad moment
en un momento de locura
to be mad with grief/pain
estar loco de pena/dolor
to go mad
volverse loco
to go mad
enloquecer(se)
when I told her I'd lost it she went mad
cuando le dije que lo había perdido se puso como loca or como una fiera
don't go mad with the salt
no te pases con la sal inf
it's bureaucracy gone mad
es la burocracia llevada a un extremo absurdo
to drive sb mad
volver or traer loco a alguien
these kids are driving me mad
estos niños me están volviendo loca or me traen loca
to work/run/fight like mad
trabajar/correr/pelear como un loco
they shouted like mad
gritaban como locos
to be as mad as a hatter or as a March hare
estar loco de atar or más loco que una cabra inf

-mad [Am mæd, Brit mad] SUFFIX

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to be hopping mad inf
estar furioso
she's hopping mad
está furiosa
she's hopping mad
está que echa chispas or que trina inf
barking mad
loco de remate

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madding in the PONS Dictionary

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madding Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be as mad as a hatter
estar como una cabra
to be (as) mad as a (March) hare inf
estar más loco que una cabra
to be as mad as a hatter
estar loco de remate
just thinking about it makes me mad
me da rabia solo pensarlo
to drive sb mad with questions
matar a preguntas a alguien
to be as mad as a hatter
estar como una regadera inf
you'll end up driving me mad
acabarás por volverme loco
to treat sb as if he/she were mad
tratar a alguien de loco
to go mad [or crazy] trying to do sth
volverse mico para hacer algo inf
to get mad about sth/at sb
sulfurarse por algo/alguien
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The hotel is located away from the bustle and madding crowds in a quiet and peaceful valley at 1500 meters above sea level.
en.wikipedia.org
But that assumes you'll get out before the madding crowd figures out that the snows of yesteryear are disappearing.
www.theglobeandmail.com
He and other drivers were attempting to get their product delivered amidst the self-absorbed madding crowd.
www.stuff.co.nz
Far from the madding crowd, here's where to head when you long for peace and quiet...
home.bt.com
For one, the writer says, he isn't as far from the madding crowd as he'd like to be.
www.thehindu.com
But anyone yearning to escape the madding crowd will find it paradise.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Far from the madding crowd, away from its childish games of morality and power, we are at one with the world in our twilight years.
theindependent.sg
The madding crowds, the heat and dust, the inefficiency which saw trains run behind time, the filth and poor hygiene one encountered inside railway premises.
www.dailymail.co.uk
It was set up spending a fruitful time far away from the madding crowd, and this purpose should be served.
www.deccanherald.com

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