maniac

adjective

/ˈmeɪniæk/

[only before noun] (informal)

behaving in an extremely dangerous, wild or stupid way行为极其危险（或狂暴、愚蠢）的人；疯子；狂人
- a maniac driver/killer疯狂的司机／杀手
Topics Dangerc2
crazy疯狂的；发狂的
- maniac humour疯狂的幽默

maniac

noun

/ˈmeɪniæk/

(informal) a person who behaves in an extremely dangerous, wild or stupid way行为极其危险（或狂暴、愚蠢）的人；疯子；狂人 synonym madman
- He was driving like a maniac.他发了疯似的开车。
Topics Dangerc2
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- sex
- genocidal
- homicidal
- …
preposition
- like a maniac
a person who has an extremely strong desire or enthusiasm for something, to an extent that other people think is not normal狂热分子；过激分子 synonym fanatic see also sex maniac
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- sex
- genocidal
- homicidal
- …
preposition
- like a maniac
(old use, psychology心理) a person suffering from mania躁狂症患者；疯子
- a homicidal maniac杀人狂
Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- sex
- genocidal
- homicidal
- …
preposition
- like a maniac

词源early 16th cent. (as an adjective): via late Latin from late Greek maniakos, from mania ‘madness’, from mainesthai ‘be mad’.

词汇	maniac
释义	maniac adjective /ˈmeɪniæk/ /ˈmeɪniæk/ [only before noun] (informal) behaving in an extremely dangerous, wild or stupid way行为极其危险（或狂暴、愚蠢）的人；疯子；狂人 a maniac driver/killer疯狂的司机／杀手 Topics Dangerc2 crazy疯狂的；发狂的 maniac humour疯狂的幽默 maniac noun /ˈmeɪniæk/ /ˈmeɪniæk/ (informal) a person who behaves in an extremely dangerous, wild or stupid way行为极其危险（或狂暴、愚蠢）的人；疯子；狂人 synonym madman He was driving like a maniac.他发了疯似的开车。 Topics Dangerc2 Collocations Dictionaryadjective sex genocidal homicidal … preposition like a maniac a person who has an extremely strong desire or enthusiasm for something, to an extent that other people think is not normal狂热分子；过激分子 synonym fanatic see also sex maniac Collocations Dictionaryadjective sex genocidal homicidal … preposition like a maniac (old use, psychology心理) a person suffering from mania躁狂症患者；疯子 a homicidal maniac杀人狂 Collocations Dictionaryadjective sex genocidal homicidal … preposition like a maniac 词源early 16th cent. (as an adjective): via late Latin from late Greek maniakos, from mania ‘madness’, from mainesthai ‘be mad’.
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