loony
英 [ˈluːni]
美 [ˈluːni]
adj. 发狂的; 疯狂的; 怪异的; 古怪的
n. 狂人; 疯子; 怪人
Collins.1 / BNC.20845 / COCA.23675
牛津词典
adj.
- 发狂的；疯狂的；怪异的；古怪的
crazy or strange
noun
- 狂人；疯子；怪人
a person who has strange ideas or who behaves in a strange way
柯林斯词典
- ADJ-GRADED （行为或想法）疯癫的，神经的，古怪的（一些人认为用该词具冒犯意味）
If you describe someone's behaviour or ideas asloony, you mean that they seem mad, strange, or eccentric. Some people consider this use offensive.- What's she up to? She's as loony as her brother!
她打算干什么？她跟她那兄弟一样神经！ - ...loony feminist nonsense.
癫狂的女权主义者的无稽之谈
- What's she up to? She's as loony as her brother!
- N-COUNT 疯子，怪胎，神经病（一些人认为用该词具冒犯意味）
If you refer to someone as aloony, you mean that they behave in a way that seems mad, strange, or eccentric. Some people consider this use offensive.- At first they all thought I was a loony.
一开始他们都以为我是个疯子。
- At first they all thought I was a loony.
英英释义
noun
adj
- informal or slang terms for mentally irregular
- it used to drive my husband balmy
双语例句
- He does have some pretty loony ideas.
他的确有些颇为狂妄的想法。 - There seems to be this loony idea that you have to be passionately in love.
似乎有这样一种古怪的想法，即你非得狂热地坠入爱河不可。 - The professor is so intelligent that many people think he is actually loony tunes.
教授如此聪明，以至于让很多人他有点疯癫。 - Who knows? In a couple of years, you might find me in the loony bin!
谁知道呢？也许几年后，你就会发现我进了疯人院。 - And there they are like loony pocket change.
他们像极了口袋的铜板。 - In the language and dialogue, the Stephen Chow film mainly for the "loony tone" language style which he is good at.
在语言对白上，周星驰电影主要以他擅长的无厘头语言风格为主。 - In fact, there's a whole chemistry department full of loony chemistry professors.
实际上，整个化学系全是，狂热的化学教授。 - But that was before the loony bin.
但那是在进疯人院前了。 - I would like to speak to that woman who got back from the loony bin.
我想和那个从疯人院回来的女人说话。 - So, what we have to do now is to find out how to act without the thought process-which sounds quite loony; but is it?
因此，我们现在要做的就是了解如何进行没有思维过程的行动–这听起来很奇怪，是不是？