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1) Colloquial: go off the deep end (went off the deep end)2) Jargon: blow top, blowone's top, keyed up to the roof, lose ( one's) wig, off (one's) head, there's nobody home, blow (one's) cork, blow (one's) lump, blow (one's) noggin, blow (one's) roof, blow (one's) stack, blow (one's) top, blow (one's) topper, blow (one's) wig3) Phraseological unit: have a bat in the belfry -
2 крыша поехала
1) Colloquial: go off the deep end (went off the deep end)2) Jargon: blow top, blowone's top, keyed up to the roof, lose ( one's) wig, off (one's) head, there's nobody home, blow (one's) cork, blow (one's) lump, blow (one's) noggin, blow (one's) roof, blow (one's) stack, blow (one's) top, blow (one's) topper, blow (one's) wig3) Phraseological unit: have a bat in the belfry -
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4 умирать
1) General subject: be near (one's) end, be nearing one's end, cross the Styx, dead, decease, depart, die, drop, drop off the hooks, evaporate, expire, go, pack up, part, pass, pass away, pass from among us, pass hence, pass out, pay one's debt to nature, perish, starve, succumb, transit, waste, hop the perch, hop the stick, hop the twig, flatline (of a person - to die - Origin: 1980s: from flat + line - with reference to the continuous straight line displayed on a heart monitor, indicating death)2) Naval: go off3) Medicine: breathe one's last, (изолиния) flatline4) Colloquial: peg out, snuff, have had your chips5) American: go under6) Literal: quit the scene7) Australian slang: cark it8) Forestry: perish (о растениях)9) Jargon: go home in a box, strike bedrock, go skywest, pass on to the Great Beyond, bite the dust, croak, flack out, go west, slam off, sprout wings, step off the deep end10) Makarov: go( went; gone), lose plant, drop off, die away (о чувствах), die down (о чувствах)11) Taboo: kick it, kick the bucket -
5 сойти с ума
1) General subject: be off one's pannikin, go bughouse, go bugs, go loco, go mad, go off one's chump, go out of one's head, go round the bend, heat, lose mind, lose one's reason, lose reason, lose senses, run mad, to be off ( one's) pannikin, be off pannikin, go off head, go out of mind, become insane, go off one's head, take leave of one's senses, (рехнуться) mess with one's mind2) Colloquial: be out to lunch ('If I were you, I would not talk to William. He is out to lunch, you know.'), cook rabbit (did she cooked your rabbit? - что, она еще не совсем с ума сошла?), take leave of senses, be out of (one's) senses3) Rare: mad4) Rude: go off nut5) Jargon: blow top, blowone's top, lose ( one's) wig, go zonkers (What a day! I almost went zonkers. Что за день! Я почти сошёл с ума.), go postal (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patrick_Sherrill), lose (all) one's marbles, flip wig, go off the deep end, flip over, go bonkers6) Makarov: become demented, become deranged, become mentally deranged, go crazy, go mental, go off ( one's) head, go off (one's) nut, go off the hooks, go out of (one's) mind, go out of (one's) senses, lose (one's) senses, take leave of (one's) senses -
6 свихнуться
1) General subject: be off (one's) nut, crack one's brain, go balmy, go dotty, go mad, go off the hooks, go potty, heat, to be out of ( one's) senses, (подвинуться рассудком) went over the edge2) Colloquial: to be out of (one's) senses, go off the deep end, lose one's marbles3) Jargon: part( one's) mooring, slip one's trolley, slip trolley, to slinky ont's trolley, nut up, lose (one's) marbles, go bananas4) Graphic expression: go round the bend5) Makarov: be out of senses, go haywire, haywire, crack brain, crack brains
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