Cray Meaning in English
word
ˈkɹeɪ
KRAY
kɹeɪ
KRAY
Definition
A slang abbreviation for 'crazy', used informally to describe something or someone that is very wild, strange, or intense.
Usage & Nuances
'Cray' is very informal, mostly used by young people in casual speech and online. Common in phrases like 'that's cray' or 'it got so cray last night.' Not appropriate for formal writing. Often used humorously or for exaggeration.
Spanish: loco - chiflado (slang)Portuguese (BR): maluco (gíria) - doido (gíria)Portuguese (PT): maluco (gíria) - doido (gíria)Chinese (Simplified): 疯 (俚语) - 疯狂 (俚语)Chinese (Traditional): 瘋 (俚語) - 瘋狂 (俚語)Hindi: पागल (स्लैंग)Arabic: مجنون (عامية)Bengali: ক্রে (crazy-এর সংক্ষিপ্ত রূপ)Russian: крей (от crazy - сленг)Japanese: クレイ （クレイジーの略／スラング）Vietnamese: cray (viết tắt của 'crazy' - tiếng lóng)Korean: 크레이 (crazy의 줄임말, 속어)Turkish: cray (crazy'nin kısaltması, argo)Urdu: کری (crazy کا مخفف، سلینگی)Indonesian: cray (bentuk gaul dari 'crazy')
Example Sentences
That party was so cray!
basic
She got a bit cray when she saw her favorite band.
basic
This weather is totally cray.
basic
Man, traffic was cray this morning.
natural
I can’t believe how cray things got at the game.
natural
That story you told me was pretty cray.
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