疯狂用英文怎么说怎么读
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"Fengkuang" in Chinese can be translated to "crazy" in Engpsh. It can be pronounced as "kreizi" in phonetic alphabet.
The word "crazy" comes from the Old French word "craisi," which means "broken" or "insane." It has been used in Engpsh since the late 16th century to describe someone who is mentally ill or behaves in an irrational or unpredictable way.
Examples:
He went crazy when he found out he lost his job. (他得知自己被解雇后疯了)
She's driving me crazy with her constant complaining. (她老是抱怨,把我逼疯了)
The party was so crazy last night. (昨晚的派对太疯狂了)
The word "crazy" comes from the Old French word "craisi," which means "broken" or "insane." It has been used in Engpsh since the late 16th century to describe someone who is mentally ill or behaves in an irrational or unpredictable way.
Examples:
He went crazy when he found out he lost his job. (他得知自己被解雇后疯了)
She's driving me crazy with her constant complaining. (她老是抱怨,把我逼疯了)
The party was so crazy last night. (昨晚的派对太疯狂了)