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1 afsindig
безу́мный, сумасше́дший* * *adj mad, demented;( rasende) frantic;[ afsindig(t) adv] madly ( fx jealous), frantically; terrifically ( fxcold);[ afsindig god] terrific, fantastic;[ afsindig sjovt] screamingly funny;[ te sig som en afsindig] behave like a madman;[ blive afsindig] go mad (af with);[ gøre afsindig] drive mad. -
2 rasende
adj( vred) furious,T (hopping) mad;( vanvittig) mad;( voldsom, især F) furious ( fx attack, gale, hatred; at a furious pace);adv madly ( fx in love, jealous), furiously;( i høj grad) extremely,T awfully ( fx clever, good);[ rasende sulten] ravenous;[ blive rasende] fly into a rage;[ i rasende fart] at (a) breakneck (el. a terrific) speed;[ rasende over] furious at (el. about);T mad at (el. about);[ det er til at blive rasende over] it is enough to drive one mad;[ rasende på] furious with,T (hopping) mad with;[ som rasende] furiously, frantically;[ opføre sig som en rasende] behave like a madman. -
3 vanvid
* * *(et) madness, insanity,F lunacy;[ drive en til vanvid] drive somebody mad (, F: distracted),T drive somebody up the wall (el. round the bend);[ elske til vanvid] be madly in love with,F love to distraction;(fig) nearly crazy;[ det er det glade vanvid] it is sheer madness,T it is bloody stupid. -
4 vanvittig
* * *adj mad, insane,F lunatic,T crazy,S barmy;( ude af sig selv, F) distracted;[ være vanvittig forelsket i en] be madly in love with somebody,F love somebody to distraction;[ gøre vanvittig], se (drive til) vanvid;[ vanvittig irriterende] maddening,F infuriating;[ vanvittig sjovt] screamingly funny;[ som en vanvittig] like a madman, like mad;(dvs må skynde mig) I am in an awful hurry,( har meget at bestille) I am awfully busy.
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