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10 gru 2006 · English speakers generally do not say "I am getting crazy." It isn't gramatically wrong, it just isn't said that way. You could, however, refer to a situation in that way. For example you could say "We have so much left to do on this project, work is getting crazy." If you wish to refer to yourself, you would say "I am going crazy."
16 mar 2017 · "People were crazy (better "went crazy") over the election results in the country." This suggests excitement, upset, indignation. "People were crazy for / about the election results in the country." This suggests delirious happiness. It's often used in the negative: "they weren't crazy about the results" means they didn't like the outcome.
10 wrz 2006 · "crazy about" indicates a more general state of infatuation. I also agree with renegade angel that the difference between "crazy for" and "crazy about" is not like the difference between "really want" and "really like". I believe "crazy about" is closer to "in love with", than to liking, a person. So both crazies want, if I can put it so crudely.
18 gru 2020 · Mitch est le seul employé à arriver au bureau déguisé (il vient d'être recruté). Il panique à l'idée de se taper l'affiche et appelle Cam qui lui rappelle qu'il (Mitch) a laissé dans la voiture un costume qu'il avait retiré du pressing la veille. Cam conclut donc par "Yesterday's lazy cures today's crazy".
13 wrz 2024 · "I am not crazy," says Dr. William Farber, shortly after performing acupuncture on a rabbit. "I am ahead of my time." If he seems a little defensive, it might be because even some of his coworkers occasionally laugh at his unusual methods. But Farber is certain he'll have the last laugh.
28 sty 2006 · Crazy, idiotic, as in Mary's nutty as a fruitcake if she thinks she can get away with that. The adjective nutty meaning "insane" was first recorded in 1821; the similarity to fruitcake , which literally contains nuts as well as fruit, was first recorded in 1935.
9 wrz 2013 · The continuous form may be preferred by someone who is considering the length of time he has been living here in terms of its extended duration, rather than as a block of time. It might be more emotive, as in : "I've been living here in this flat for three years, and all this time the people next door have been driving me crazy with their noise."
9 cze 2021 · Been debating this with my coworker, and the doubt is driving me crazy. We got this email from a costumer with a concern about the due date of the payment. After giving her explanation, she asked: “…Should I include it <in> the next payment?” My coworker says, she should have wrote: “…Should I include it <on> the next payment?”
30 sie 2016 · Hello everyone, this is my first post although I have been reading the forum for a while. I heard the word "satisfactually" today, and found nothing in the forum so it motivated me to sign up and ask whether this word exists or not. It was during a survey phone call, something like this: "In...
25 lis 2021 · 别他妈垂头丧气了 知道今天是什么日子吗？ 今天是肯德基fucking crazy Thursday！香辣热骨鸡20块钱15个 Bro v我40，我他妈要吃30个。 13、 穿过挪威的森林，让我走进你的梦里，夕阳落在我的铠甲，王子不一定骑白马，你不必故作冷淡，我也不想做最后的纠缠。
