doolally in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for doolally in the English»Spanish Dictionary

doolally [Am ˌduˈlɑli, Brit duːˈlali] ADJ Brit inf

doolally

chiflado inf

doolally

chalado inf

doolally

rayado AmS inf

she's gone doolally!

¡se ha vuelto loca!

she's gone doolally!

¡está chiflada! inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Almost everyone had gone doolally with utter exuberance.

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It caused me to go doolally for a couple of hours.

www.irishmirror.ie

Maybe a bit doolally on that, but on the houses bit, sagacity abounds.

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But in the last few years, things have really gone -- to use the technical term -- doolally.

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This experience is doolally, yes, but not for the sake of it.

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She's deaf as well as doolally.

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On opening night, the sprinklers went doolally and diners were forced to evacuate.

metro.co.uk

The three of us duly went doolally with the starters and raved about all six of them.

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But it usually ends up with me going slightly doolally in the evenings and wishing that they were there, leaving me alone, but there anyway.

www.independent.ie

After further searching, he remarked that his metal detector suddenly went doolally and that he knew for sure he was standing right on top of a crock of gold.

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