crazed
crazed 英 [kreɪzd] 美 [kreɪzd]
adj. 疯狂的；癫狂的 v. 使发狂（craze的过去式）
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- adj. 疯狂的；癫狂的
- v. 使发狂（craze的过去式）
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1. Two days later in Auckland, a crazed mob rushed Bieber at the airport, knocked down his mother and stole his hat.
两天后在奥克兰机场，一名疯狂的暴徒冲向比伯，撞倒了他的妈妈，还偷走了他的帽子。
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2. We cannot know what is going through the mind of crazed ex-despot Muammar Gaddafi as he continues to flee Nato bombs and rebel snipers — but we can have a good guess.
当穆马特·卡扎菲继续躲避着北约轰炸和反政府军狙击时，这位疯狂的前任暴君在想些什么呢？ 我们无从可知，却可以好好猜测一下。
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3. The Democrats have a crazed look in their eye, like Oliphant's mad ass; the party seems insanely bent on③consuming itself before it even gets to the main contest, the effort to defeat Republican Bush.
民主党人的眼中有一种疯狂的神情，就像奥列芬特所画的那只疯驴：该党在进入主要竞赛打败共和党的布什之前，看来是失去了理智，一心一意打起了内耗战。
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