Barmy Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbɑː.mi

BAR-mee

UK

bˈɑːmi

BAH-mee

التعريف

If something or someone is barmy, they are silly, crazy, or very foolish. Often used informally and sometimes humorously to describe unusual or eccentric behavior.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Primarily British English; rarely used in American English. Informal and sometimes affectionate or joking. Common in phrases like 'that's barmy' for describing an idea, and can sound less harsh than 'crazy' or 'insane'.

• Spanish: chiflado - loco - disparatado
• Portuguese (BR): maluco - doido - louco
• Portuguese (PT): maluco - doido - louco
• Chinese (Simplified): 疯狂的 - 傻的
• Chinese (Traditional): 瘋狂的 - 傻的
• Hindi: सनकी - पागल
• Arabic: مجنون - أحمق
• Bengali: অদ্ভুত - পাগলামি - বোকামি
• Russian: чокнутый - сумасшедший - нелепый
• Japanese: ばかげた - おかしい
• Vietnamese: ngớ ngẩn - điên rồ
• Korean: 엉뚱한 - 미친 듯한
• Turkish: çılgın - deli - saçma
• Urdu: پاگل پن - بے وقوفانہ
• Indonesian: konyol - gila - aneh

جمل نموذجية

That idea is absolutely barmy.

basic

My brother did something barmy yesterday.

basic

It's barmy to go swimming in this cold weather.

basic

You'd have to be barmy to try that stunt!

natural

Her barmy sense of humor always cheers us up.

natural

I know it sounds barmy, but trust me—it’ll work.

natural