madhouse

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmadhousemad‧house /ˈmædhaʊs/ noun [countable usually singular] 1 BUSY PLACEa place with a lot of people, noise, and activity It’s like a madhouse in here.2 MP old use a psychiatric hospitalExamples from the Corpusmadhouse• The police station is a madhouse most of the time.• It's like a madhouse in there.• The house was like a madhouse.• Imagine you're at home and you're not going back to that madhouse.• On account of the bust they can put me back in the madhouse for life.• It is easy to understand why he is in the madhouse.

单词	madhouse
释义	madhouse From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmadhousemad‧house /ˈmædhaʊs/ noun [countable usually singular] 1 BUSY PLACEa place with a lot of people, noise, and activity It’s like a madhouse in here.2 MP old use a psychiatric hospitalExamples from the Corpusmadhouse• The police station is a madhouse most of the time.• It's like a madhouse in there.• The house was like a madhouse.• Imagine you're at home and you're not going back to that madhouse.• On account of the bust they can put me back in the madhouse for life.• It is easy to understand why he is in the madhouse.
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