Round the bend Meaning in English
expression
释义
An informal expression meaning someone is crazy, acting strangely, or has lost their mind. It can also describe something very unreasonable or annoying.
用法与细微差别
Very informal and mainly British English. Used to describe people acting irrationally or situations driving someone crazy ('drive someone round the bend'). Often humorous or exaggerated. Not generally used for serious mental illness.
例句
He is acting so strange, I think he's round the bend.
basic
This noise is driving me round the bend.
basic
All these rules are round the bend!
basic
After working all night, I was going round the bend from exhaustion.
natural
If my kids ask for snacks one more time, I’ll go round the bend.
natural
Honestly, people who park like that drive me round the bend.
natural