loony 英 [ˈlu:ni]   美 [ˈluni]

loony

loony  英 [ˈlu:ni] 美 [ˈluni]

adj. 发疯的;疯狂的  n. 疯子 

名词复数:loonies  比较级:loonier  最高级:looniest 

Their loony images make them sway in their own tune making them this susceptible. 他们疯狂形象使得他们在自己的曲调中摇摆不定,也易受影响。
Some call it copyright infringement or trademarkinfringement, and every nowand again, some loony will actually threatento sue his readers for having hadthe gall to tell his stories to eachother. 有些人说这是版权侵犯或商标侵犯,而且时不时的,有些疯子会威胁说要起诉读者因为他们胆敢互相讲述他的故事。

  • Someone who's loony is nutty or wacky — it's a slang term for "crazy." Your loony aunt Mabel might prefer wearing a teddy bear costume when she goes to the grocery store.
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  • adj. 发疯的;疯狂的
  • n. 疯子
  • 1. Their loony images make them sway in their own tune making them this susceptible.

    他们疯狂形象使得他们在自己的曲调中摇摆不定,也易受影响。

  • 2. Some call it copyright infringement or trademarkinfringement, and every nowand again, some loony will actually threatento sue his readers for having hadthe gall to tell his stories to eachother.

    有些人说这是版权侵犯或商标侵犯,而且时不时的,有些疯子会威胁说要起诉读者因为他们胆敢互相讲述他的故事。

  • 3. And let's be clear: it's not only the individual; the entire market is a bit loony. How else to explain a financial history littered with booms and busts?

    坦白来说,这并不只是个人的问题,整个市场都有点疯狂,否则如何来解释这个充满了繁荣和萧条的金融历史呢?

  • loony (adj.) also loonie, looney, luny, "crazy; silly and eccentric," 1853, American English, short for lunatic, but also influenced by loon (n.2) and perhaps loon (n.1), the bird being noted for its wild cry and method of escaping from danger. As a noun by 1884, from the adjective.
loony / ˈluːni ; NAmE ˈluːni / adjective , noun loony loonies loonier looniest adjective ( informal) crazy or strange 发狂的;疯狂的;怪异的;古怪的 noun ( plural loonies ) ( also loon ) ( informal) a person who has strange ideas or who behaves in a strange way 狂人;疯子;怪人 loony / ˈluːni ; NAmE ˈluːni /
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