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1 спятивший
1) General subject: as nutty as a fruitcake, balmy on the crumpet, barmy, barmy on the crumpet, barmy on the crumpet (с ума), beany, cracky, gaga, mad as a March hare, mad as a hatter, nuts, off (one's) conk, off (one's) crust, off (one's) trolley, off (one's) trolly, off (out of, one's) head2) Colloquial: barking mad (from the image of barking like a mad or uncontrollable dog), batty, cuckoo4) Simple: crackers5) Makarov: as mad as a March hare, as mad as a hatter, light in the head, off( one's) head, out of (one's) head6) Phraseological unit: come unhinged -
2 с приветом
1) General subject: crank, flaky, gaga, not all there, off one's trolley, daft in the head, dotty, balmy in the crumpet, barmy in the crumpet, barmy on the crumpet, balmy on the crumpet2) Colloquial: cranky3) Jargon: bent, flakey, fruit, have wheels in ( one's) head, mishoogeh, mishugah, odd-ball, oddball, out in the left field, out of lunch, queer as a three-dollar bill (phony), twink, wack, whack, queer-beer -
3 с приветом
1) General subject: crank, flaky, gaga, not all there, off one's trolley, daft in the head, dotty, balmy in the crumpet, barmy in the crumpet, barmy on the crumpet, balmy on the crumpet2) Colloquial: cranky3) Jargon: bent, flakey, fruit, have wheels in ( one's) head, mishoogeh, mishugah, odd-ball, oddball, out in the left field, out of lunch, queer as a three-dollar bill (phony), twink, wack, whack, queer-beer -
4 свихнувшийся
1) General subject: barmy on the crumpet, brainsick, off( one's) dot, whacked out, as mad as a hatter2) Colloquial: barmy, barking mad3) Dialect: tetched4) Australian slang: gone in the head, gone round the bend -
5 сумасбродный
1) General subject: barmy, barmy on the crumpet, cockamamie, cranky, crazy, erratic, extravagant, foolish, freaky, mad, madcap, screw-ball, swashbuckling, wild, crackbrained2) Colloquial: daffy3) Obsolete: mad-brained4) Diplomatic term: wildcat5) Psychology: ungovernable7) Phraseological unit: brain-dead -
6 придурковатый
1) General subject: doltish, doughy, feeble minded, feeble-minded, goosey, goosy, half baked, half witted, half-witted, not all there, oafish, off( one's) dot, sapheaded, simple, soft (weak) in the head, soft headed, wanting, weak brained, weak headed, weak minded, weak-brained, weak-headed, weak-minded, geeky, a bit weak in the head2) Colloquial: clotty, half-baked, soft, soft-headed, barmy on the crumpet5) Makarov: soft in the head, softish, weak in intellect, weak in the head -
7 безрассудный
1) General subject: blind, blindfold, bull headed, bull-headed, daft, daredevil, desperate, fond, foolish, gadarene, hardy, hare-brained, harum-scarum, heady, hell bent, hell-bent, imprudent, insane, mad, madcap, precipitant, profligate, rash, reckless, shatter brained, shatter-brained, swashbuckling, thoughtless, unreasonable, unreasoning, devil-may-carish, gung ho, harebrained, foolhardy, trifling2) Colloquial: fool, barmy on the crumpet3) American: bodacious4) Bookish: temerarious5) Law: heedless6) Psychology: unthoughtful7) Jargon: devil-may-care, dizzy8) Makarov: headlong, precipitate9) Archaic: derring -
8 взбалмошный
1) General subject: addle, barmy on the crumpet, cranky, extravagant, flighty, foolish, hysterical2) Colloquial: daffy3) Jargon: balmy4) Phraseological unit: brain-dead -
9 белены объелся
груб.-прост.off one's head (nut, bean, chump, crumpet, onion, rocker, rocket); crazy; gone balmy (barmy); gone daft; gone crackers (nuts); gone off the hooks; gone bug-house (bugs) Amer.; gone stark mad; cf. been eating soap?- Воля ваша, Антонида Васильевна, не пойду. - Это почему? Это что ещё? Белены, что ли, вы все объелись? (Ф. Достоевский, Игрок) — 'Very sorry, Antonida Vasilyevna, but I can't go.' 'Why not? Now, what's the matter? Have you all gone stark mad?'
Аким вытаращил глаза. - Что ты такое врёшь, словно белены объелся, - заговорил он, наконец. - Какой ты тут, к чёрту, хозяин? (И. Тургенев, Постоялый двор) — Akim stared at him, deprived of speech. 'Are you crazy or something, talking such rot?' He spoke at last. 'Like hell you're the owner!'
Подхалюзин.
А вот что-с, Устинья Наумовна, нельзя ли как этому вашему жениху отказать-с? Устинья Наумовна. Да ты что, белены что ль объелся? (А. Островский, Свои люди - сочтёмся) — Podkhalyuzin: Here's what, Ustinya Naumovna: isn't it possible to throw over that suitor you've found, ma'am? Ustinya Naumovna: What's the matter with you; are you gone daft?- Чего ты лютуешь, парень! - выговорила ему Седельникова. - Белены объелся? Иди-ка, охолонись. (А. Мусатов, Стожары) — 'What's come over you, lad?' Sedelnikova scolded. 'Been eating soap? Here, go and cool off.'
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