疯狂
fēngkuáng
crazy
The Chinese word '疯狂' (fēngkuáng) is commonly used to describe someone or something that is intensely enthusiastic, excited, or wild. It can also mean someone who is mentally unstable. It can be used similarly to how 'crazy' is used in English. For instance, you could say '他对音乐有疯狂的热情' which means 'He has a crazy passion for music'.
Example sentences using: 疯狂
这个价格简直疯狂
zhè gè jiàgé jiǎnzhí fēngkuáng
This price is simply crazy.
Here '疯狂' is used to describe an uncommonly high price.
我简直疯狂地爱着你
wǒ jiǎnzhí fēngkuáng dì ài zhe nǐ
I simply love you crazily.
'疯狂地爱着你' illustrates a deep, passionate love for someone.
他疯狂地工作
tā fēngkuáng de gōngzuò
He is working crazily.
In this sentence, '疯狂' is used to express the intensity of the person's work style.
疯狂购物是她的爱好
fēngkuáng gòuwù shì tā de àihào
Shopping crazily is her hobby.
In this sentence, '疯狂' is used to express the degree of a person's passion about something, in this case, shopping.
那场音乐会的气氛真是疯狂
nà chǎng yīnyuè huì de qìfēn zhēnshì fēngkuáng
The atmosphere of that concert was really crazy.
'疯狂' is used here to describe the intense and exciting atmosphere of the concert.
这是一场疯狂的足球比赛
zhè shì yī chǎng fēngkuáng de zúqiú bǐsài
This is a crazy football match.
In this sentence, '疯狂' is used to describe an intense and exciting football match.
我们在疯狂的派对中尽情跳舞
wǒmen zài fēngkuáng de pàiduì zhōng jìnqíng tiàowǔ
We danced our hearts out at the crazy party.
'疯狂的派对' describes a very lively and exhilarating party.
为了实现梦想，他疯狂地付出
wèi le shíxiàn mèngxiǎng, tā fēngkuáng de fùchū
To achieve his dream, he paid crazily.
The phrase '疯狂地付出' means to put in a lot of effort, to an almost 'crazy' extent.
疯狂地追求你的梦想
fēngkuáng de zhuīqiú nǐ de mèngxiǎng
Pursue your dream crazily.
'疯狂地追求你的梦想' is an exhortation to relentlessly pursue one's aspirations, almost to the point of obsession.
疯狂的节奏让我停不下来
fēngkuáng de jiézòu ràng wǒ tíng bù xiàlái
The crazy rhythm keeps me going.
The phrase '疯狂的节奏' refers to a fast and intense pace or rhythm that is energizing or exhilarating.