mad
gb/mˈæd/ us/mˈæd/
A2
Engelsk
~ 2600
mérges, őrült, rajong, bolondul, esztelen
A2
INFORMAL
1
mérges
A2
Brugsmønster:
[someone] is mad (at/about [something])
She was mad at her brother for breaking her phone.
Mérges volt a testvérére, amiért összetörte a telefonját.
I get mad when people cut in line.
Mérges leszek, ha valaki befurakszik elém a sorba.
He’s still mad about what happened last night.
Don’t make me mad by lying to me.
Læringseksempler
I am mad at my friend.
Mérges vagyok a barátomra.
She is mad about the noise.
Mérges a zaj miatt.
He gets mad when he is late.
They are mad at their teacher.
Typisk fejl:
Learners sometimes confuse 'mad' meaning 'angry' with 'mad' meaning 'crazy', especially in British English where 'mad' usually means 'crazy'.
Betydning
angry or upset
Ordforbindelser
mad at someone
|mad about something
|get mad
|make someone mad
Synonymer
angry (Neutral and standard term for feeling displeasure.)
|
upset (Less intense and more about emotional disturbance than anger.)
Antonymer
calm (Not feeling anger or agitation.)
Temaer
emotions
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Feeling very angry.
Feeling or showing strong displeasure or irritation.
B1
2
őrült
B1
Brugsmønster:
[someone] is mad
The idea of walking across the desert without water is mad.
Őrült ötlet gyalog, víz nélkül átvágni a sivatagon.
He went completely mad after losing his fortune.
Teljesen megőrült, miután elvesztette a vagyonát.
They thought she was mad to quit her job without another one lined up.
Læringseksempler
The man is mad and needs help.
A férfi őrült, és segítségre van szüksége.
It is mad to run in the snow without shoes.
Őrültség cipő nélkül futni a hóban.
She went mad after the bad news.
Typisk fejl:
Learners may use 'mad' meaning 'angry' when they mean 'mentally ill', leading to misunderstanding, especially in British English.
Betydning
mentally ill or insane
Ordforbindelser
go mad
|drive someone mad
|completely mad
Synonymer
insane (Stronger and more formal term for severe mental illness.)
|
crazy (Informal and less clinical, often exaggeration.)
Antonymer
sane (Having a healthy mind; reasonable.)
Temaer
health
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Having a serious mental problem, or acting in a very strange way.
Suffering from a serious mental disorder, or behaving in an irrational way.
B1
INFORMAL
3
Brugsmønster:
mad about [something]
He’s mad about football and watches every game.
Rajong a fociért, és minden meccset megnéz.
She’s mad about chocolate ice cream.
Rajong a csokifagyiért.
I’ve been mad about this band since I was a teenager.
Læringseksempler
I am mad about pizza.
Rajongok a pizzáért.
She is mad about dancing.
Rajong a táncért.
They are mad about the new movie.
Typisk fejl:
Learners may confuse 'mad about' meaning 'angry about' with 'mad about' meaning 'enthusiastic about', so context is important.
Betydning
very enthusiastic about something
Ordforbindelser
mad about sports
|mad about music
|mad about someone
Synonymer
passionate (Strong emotion or enthusiasm, often more formal.)
|
crazy about (Informal equivalent, often interchangeable with this sense.)
Antonymer
indifferent (Not caring about something.)
Temaer
emotions
|daily life
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Liking something very much.
Showing strong enthusiasm or liking for something.
B2
INFORMAL
4
It’s a mad plan to drive through the storm.
Őrült terv a viharban autózni.
They took a mad risk investing all their money in one company.
Őrült kockázatot vállaltak, amikor minden pénzüket egyetlen cégbe fektették.
Climbing that mountain without proper gear is just mad.
Læringseksempler
It is a mad idea to go there now.
Őrült ötlet most odamenni.
He made a mad choice to swim at night.
Őrült döntést hozott: éjszaka úszni ment.
That was a mad thing to do.
Betydning
foolish or risky
Ordforbindelser
mad idea
|mad risk
|mad scheme
Synonymer
reckless (Acting without thinking of the danger.)
|
foolish (Lacking good sense or judgment.)
Antonymer
sensible (Showing good sense and judgment.)
Temaer
emotions
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definition
Very silly or dangerous and likely to cause problems.
Very foolish, dangerous, or reckless in a way that shows poor judgment.
Grammatik
Opslagsform
mad
IPA
GB/mˈæd/
US/mˈæd/
Stavelser og tryk
mad (1 stavelse)
Stress on 1st syllable (mad)
Ordformer
Adjective
- Base: mad
- Comparative: madder
- Superlative: maddest
Ordfamilie
Forms
madder
adjective
maddest
adjective
Related words
madden
verb
maddening
adjective
Vigtige punkter
- Irregular comparative: madder Adjective
- Irregular superlative: maddest Adjective
Udtryk
drive someone mad
1/dɹˈaɪv sˈʌmwˌʌn mˈæd/
idiom
informal
make someone annoyed or crazy
To make someone very annoyed or upset.
Eksempler
- The constant noise is driving me mad.
- Her questions are driving him mad.
go mad
1/ɡˈoʊ mˈæd/
idiom
informal
become insane or very angry/excited
To become mentally ill, or very angry or excited.
Eksempler
- He went mad after losing his job.
- The crowd went mad when the team scored the final goal.
like mad
1/lˈaɪk mˈæd/
idiom
informal
with great energy or speed
Very fast, hard, or much.
Eksempler
- They were running like mad to catch the bus.
- She’s been studying like mad for the exam.
mad about someone/something
1/mˈæd əbˈaʊt sˈoʊmˈoʊnsəmˈɛθɪŋ/
fixed phrase
informal
very fond of or enthusiastic about someone/something
To like someone or something very much.
Eksempler
- She’s mad about her new puppy.
- He’s mad about jazz music.