bonkers是什么意思

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  • 0 silly or stupid -- 愚蠢的,笨的,傻的

    • She must be bonkers to do that. 她那么做真是蠢透了。

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  • We do not want to find ourselves committed to the defence of leaders who themselves become harsh, repressive or just plain bonkers.

  • The world has gone stark staring bonkers when we have a situation like that.

  • Anyone who thinks differently has something wrong upstairs—he must be stark, staring bonkers.

  • The constant dialogue with which the farmers have to contend from the plethora of agencies now running the countryside is, quite frankly, driving them bonkers.

  • The fact that most of us believed that the proposals were bonkers and irrelevant to the real world was reflected in the election results.

  • One head told me the other day that his predecessor had simply gone bonkers.

  • Is it bonkers to be amazed that you did not instruct your military to keep you fully and frequently advised?

  • Is it bonkers to ask if you made no attempt to find a rational cause to reverse your orders?

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  • 中文繁体

    愚蠢的,笨的,傻的…

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  • Português

    doido, pirado…

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  • Polski

    szurnięty…

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  • Türk dili

    deli, aklını kaçırmış, çılgın…

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  • русский язык

    чокнутый…

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