Go crazy Meaning in English
expression
释义
To lose control of your emotions or actions, often because of excitement, anger, or stress. It can be used both seriously (meaning someone is becoming mentally unstable) or jokingly (about strong feelings or actions).
用法与细微差别
Informal; often used in exaggeration or humor. Can describe excitement, frustration, or actual mental instability, but mostly means strong reaction. Common with 'about/over/for' (‘He went crazy about the news’). Similar to ‘lose it’ or ‘flip out’.
例句
If I hear that song again, I will go crazy.
basic
She started to go crazy after working all night.
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Kids often go crazy when they see ice cream.
basic
I’ll go crazy if this traffic doesn’t end soon!
natural
My parents would go crazy if they found out I was here.
natural
He’s going to go crazy over that surprise!
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