Mad as a march hare Meaning in English
expression
释义
An informal expression meaning someone is acting very crazy or wild, often in a silly or unpredictable way.
用法与细微差别
Very informal, mainly used in British English. Implies lighthearted or silly craziness, not serious mental illness. Often used jokingly about someone's wild or unpredictable behavior. Similar to 'crazy as a loon.' Rare in American English, but understood due to Alice in Wonderland.
例句
She's mad as a March hare when she starts dancing in the rain.
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My little brother acts mad as a March hare when he eats too much candy.
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The puppy is jumping around mad as a March hare.
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After staying up all night, he was acting mad as a March hare in class.
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You're mad as a March hare if you think you can finish all that work today!
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The whole team went mad as a March hare when we won the championship.
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