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loco, -a

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. crazy <crazier, craziest> [Am ˈkreɪzi, Brit ˈkreɪzi] ADJ

1.1. crazy (mad, foolish):

crazy person/action/idea
that's crazy
to go crazy
to go crazy
to drive sb crazy
volver loco a alguien
like crazy

1.2. crazy (very enthusiastic) ugs:

crazy pred
to be crazy about or Am for or Am over sb
estar loco por alguien ugs
to be crazy for or over sb Am
estar loco por alguien ugs

2. crazy (crooked):

crazy
to lean at a crazy angle

II. crazy <pl crazies> [Am ˈkreɪzi, Brit ˈkreɪzi] SUBST Am sl

crazy
chiflado m / chiflada f ugs
crazy
chalado m / chalada f ugs

stir-crazy [Am ˈstər ˌkreɪzi, Brit] ADJ Am sl

stir-crazy
to go stir-crazy
to go stir-crazy

crazy quilt SUBST Am

crazy quilt
crazy quilt
crazy quilt

crazy paving SUBST U Brit

crazy paving

crazy bone SUBST Am

crazy bone
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destornillado (destornillada)
crazy ugs
futbolero (futbolera)
football-crazy ugs
deschavetado (deschavetada)
crazy ugs
pirado (pirada)
crazy ugs
zafado (zafada)
crazy fool

im PONS Wörterbuch

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crazy <-ier, -iest> [ˈkreɪzi] ADJ

crazy
crazy
tarado, -a LatAm
to go crazy
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
crazy
to drive crazy
to go crazy
to be crazy about sb
pirado (-a)
crazy
crazy about sb
crazy
crazy
chalado (-a)
crazy
to be crazy about sb
crazy
to be crazy about sb
crazy
im PONS Wörterbuch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch

crazy <-ier, -iest> [ˈkreɪ·zi] ADJ

crazy
crazy
tarado, -a LatAm
to go crazy
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
to drive crazy
to go crazy
to be crazy about sb
crazy about sb
alocado (-a)
crazy
ido (-a)
crazy
crazy
pirado (-a)
crazy
chalado (-a)
crazy
to be crazy about sb
crazy
to be crazy about sb
crazy

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The date stone appeared to have been crudely re-worked with cement applied to certain letters.
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Some of the building material was reused by Capuchin monks who were granted permission to use the stone for maintaining their monasteries.
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Still working stone by stone, he filled in the hole and built up a pedestal, topped by a three-quarter ton capstone.
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Following a recent health scare, the big man has lost two stone on a clean-living, healthy lifestyle.
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A stone plaque commemorates the opening of the trail in 1988.
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