crazed in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for crazed in the English»French Dictionary

crazed [Brit kreɪzd, Am kreɪzd] ADJ

1. crazed (mad):

crazed animal, person

fou/folle

2. crazed (cracked):

crazed china, glaze, varnish

craquelé

crazed glass

étoilé

power-crazed ADJ

power-crazed

ivre de pouvoir

I.craze [Brit kreɪz, Am kreɪz] N

craze

vogue f

the craze for sports cars, the sports car craze

la vogue des voitures de sport

to be the latest craze

faire fureur

it's just a craze

c'est une toquade or une folie

II.craze [Brit kreɪz, Am kreɪz] VB intr a. craze over

craze china, glaze:

se craqueler

craze glass:

s'étoiler

Translations for crazed in the French»English Dictionary

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étoilé (étoilée)

crazed

forcené (forcenée) individualiste

crazed

forcené (forcenée) (armé)

crazed gunman

fendiller terre

to craze

se fendiller terre:

to craze over

l'engouement du public pour

the general craze for

virus

craze

la vogue des Beatles

the Beatles craze inf

c'est très en vogue voiture, musique:

it's the latest craze inf

c'est une folie

it's just a craze

crazed in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for crazed in the English»French Dictionary

crazed ADJ

crazed

halluciné(e)

to be/become crazed with sth

être/devenir enthousiaste pour qc

craze [kreɪz] N

craze

engouement m

the latest craze

la dernière folie

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current craze, fashion, issue

dernier(-ère)

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fendillé(e)

crazed

mégalo

power-crazed

se fendiller

to craze

se craqueler

to craze

lubie

craze

avoir la marotte de (faire) qc

to have a craze for (doing) sth

fou (folle) regard

crazed

crazed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be/become crazed with sth

être/devenir enthousiaste pour qc

the latest craze

la dernière folie

to have a craze for (doing) sth

avoir la marotte de (faire) qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But a crazed preacher hoards a few shards, implying the survival of the threat.

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It recounted the story of a crazed scientist who feeds women to a flesh-eating tree, in return for a life-giving serum.

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However, he discovers that her home has been destroyed (ll. 5760), and falls into a crazed delirium and breaks into laughter (ll. 6165).

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The story suggests that the traditional version of the tale was actually invented by the exiled and crazed huntsman, now imprisoned in a distant country.

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A drunk crazed brain done the dead, and remorse and sorrow for the parents is bringing results that will soon come to an end.

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She stares back at him for a moment before going after him with an abnormally crazed face.

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The other one he loved like a slave, like a crazed and like a beggar.

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The officers knew him ordinarily as a sane, rather quiet young man; now he was pitifully crazed.

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She sees the ghost again in the building and exits but is surrounded by crazed fans who block her path.

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I saw prisoners crazed from thirst attacking each other and biting their flesh.

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