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1 ebbro
ebbro agg.1 drunken (attr.); drunk (with sthg.); inebriated (with sthg.), intoxicated (with sthg.)2 ( esaltato, folle) excited (with sthg.), elated, mad (with sthg.): era ebbro di gioia, he was beside himself (o mad) with joy; occhi ebbri di felicità, eyes brimming with happiness; era ebbro d'amore, he was drunk with love.* * *['ɛbbro]1) (ubriaco) intoxicated, inebriatedebbro di vino — drunk on o intoxicated with wine
2) (euforico)ebbro di potere — power-crazed, drunk with power
ebbro di gioia — beside oneself o mad with joy
* * *ebbro/'εbbro/2 (euforico) ebbro di potere power-crazed, drunk with power; ebbro di gioia beside oneself o mad with joy. -
2 ebbro di potere
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3 invasato
invasato agg.1 (posseduto dal demonio) possessed2 (turbato, agitato) filled (with sthg.), overcome (with sthg.), gripped (by sthg.): è invasato dal desiderio di far soldi, he is consumed by (o filled with) a desire to make money◆ s.m. possessed person // alcuni invasati hanno assalito un gruppo di tifosi avversari, some crazed supporters threw themselves at a group of opposing fans.* * *[inva'zato] invasato (-a)1. agg2. sm/f* * *[inva'zato] 1.participio passato invasare I2.aggettivo possessed3.sostantivo maschile (f. -a)1) (indemoniato) possessed2) (fanatico) fanatic* * *invasato/inva'zato/→ 1. invasareII aggettivopossessedIII sostantivo m.(f. -a)1 (indemoniato) possessed; urlare come un invasato to scream like one possessed2 (fanatico) fanatic.
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crazed — [ kreızd ] adjective completely crazy and uncontrolled … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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