Definition of crazily in English:

crazily

adverb ˈkreɪzɪliˈkreɪzəli

1In a mad, wild, or erratic way.
an audience of boys laughed crazily
Example sentencesExamples
- He laughed crazily.
- They asked their question yet again, and Bill began laughing crazily in response, growing hysterical.
- I know I am talking crazily.
- From where we were, we could just see a group of people running around crazily in the centre of the park.
- Kevin squeaked in a high pitch voice flinging his arms crazily.
- I smiled so widely, and waved my hands crazily, hoping they saw us.
- Meanwhile, many soldiers were still fighting crazily.
- He was waving the gun crazily.
- And so off we went, roaring crazily through hilly, wet, winding roads through the darkness.
- His heart thudded crazily.
1. 1.1 In a foolish way.
  the couple crazily hoped he would give his blessings
  Example sentencesExamples
  People have such crazily high romantic expectations these days.
  The crazily ambitious restaurant project seemed doomed.
  Crazily, a story with a lot of action, location and cast was the objective, to creative something greater than the budget might imply.
  She comments crazily on how much fun this will be.
  It's just this wild, indescribable experience which I will now foolishly and crazily attempt to describe.
  They're not crazily overpriced.
  Crazily, I would watch the nightly newscasts for revelations.
  I traveled with Lily and my great roadtrip partner, my cousin Beth, who crazily agreed to this idea.
  They were very grateful and crazily felt bad for not getting us something.
  Every time the doorbell or the phone rang, I crazily hoped it was him.
2In an extremely enthusiastic way.
they're soul mates and absolutely crazily in love
Example sentencesExamples
- They are reportedly crazily in love.
- You must have seen the soft side of her to fall for her so crazily.
- So crazily committed was she to her boyfriend that she tattooed his name on her lower abdomen.
- My works sold crazily in Japan.
- He does this out of solemn devotion to the truth, he says, and not because he has been crazily obsessed with her.
- Then I became crazily obsessed with acting.
- Aiden watched us both warily, uncertain as to why we were grinning crazily at each other.
- I love them all, I love them crazily and they love me back, that's why they stay with me.
3as submodifier To a great or absurd extent.
this year has gone crazily fast
Example sentencesExamples
- The girl was crazily happy because she gets to go on a vacation.
- It's supposed to be crazily hot and humid today.
- The camera is crazily expensive.
- For months I've been wandering around, burbling about how crazily happy I am.
- It was like some kind of crazily dangerous child's game.
- My dress flew out at all angles, whipping past the other competitors who were moving as crazily fast as we were.
- They are a crazily talented group of musicians!
- Actually, everything's getting crazily busy at the moment.
- When conceptual art is done well, it's crazily good.
- The traffic was crazily busy for that time of night.

Definition of crazily in US English:

crazily

adverbˈkrāzəlēˈkreɪzəli

1In a mad, wild, or erratic way.
an audience of boys laughed crazily
Example sentencesExamples
- I know I am talking crazily.
- He was waving the gun crazily.
- I smiled so widely, and waved my hands crazily, hoping they saw us.
- They asked their question yet again, and Bill began laughing crazily in response, growing hysterical.
- His heart thudded crazily.
- From where we were, we could just see a group of people running around crazily in the centre of the park.
- He laughed crazily.
- Kevin squeaked in a high pitch voice flinging his arms crazily.
- Meanwhile, many soldiers were still fighting crazily.
- And so off we went, roaring crazily through hilly, wet, winding roads through the darkness.
1. 1.1 In a foolish way.
  the couple crazily hoped he would give his blessings
  Example sentencesExamples
  They were very grateful and crazily felt bad for not getting us something.
  They're not crazily overpriced.
  It's just this wild, indescribable experience which I will now foolishly and crazily attempt to describe.
  Crazily, a story with a lot of action, location and cast was the objective, to creative something greater than the budget might imply.
  People have such crazily high romantic expectations these days.
  Crazily, I would watch the nightly newscasts for revelations.
  She comments crazily on how much fun this will be.
  The crazily ambitious restaurant project seemed doomed.
  Every time the doorbell or the phone rang, I crazily hoped it was him.
  I traveled with Lily and my great roadtrip partner, my cousin Beth, who crazily agreed to this idea.
2In an extremely enthusiastic way.
they're soul mates and absolutely crazily in love
Example sentencesExamples
- Aiden watched us both warily, uncertain as to why we were grinning crazily at each other.
- They are reportedly crazily in love.
- Then I became crazily obsessed with acting.
- I love them all, I love them crazily and they love me back, that's why they stay with me.
- He does this out of solemn devotion to the truth, he says, and not because he has been crazily obsessed with her.
- So crazily committed was she to her boyfriend that she tattooed his name on her lower abdomen.
- You must have seen the soft side of her to fall for her so crazily.
- My works sold crazily in Japan.
3as submodifier To a great or absurd extent.
this year has gone crazily fast
Example sentencesExamples
- My dress flew out at all angles, whipping past the other competitors who were moving as crazily fast as we were.
- They are a crazily talented group of musicians!
- Actually, everything's getting crazily busy at the moment.
- When conceptual art is done well, it's crazily good.
- The camera is crazily expensive.
- It was like some kind of crazily dangerous child's game.
- The girl was crazily happy because she gets to go on a vacation.
- It's supposed to be crazily hot and humid today.
- For months I've been wandering around, burbling about how crazily happy I am.
- The traffic was crazily busy for that time of night.

单词	crazily
释义	Definition of crazily in English: crazily adverb ˈkreɪzɪliˈkreɪzəli 1In a mad, wild, or erratic way. an audience of boys laughed crazily Example sentencesExamples He laughed crazily. They asked their question yet again, and Bill began laughing crazily in response, growing hysterical. I know I am talking crazily. From where we were, we could just see a group of people running around crazily in the centre of the park. Kevin squeaked in a high pitch voice flinging his arms crazily. I smiled so widely, and waved my hands crazily, hoping they saw us. Meanwhile, many soldiers were still fighting crazily. He was waving the gun crazily. And so off we went, roaring crazily through hilly, wet, winding roads through the darkness. His heart thudded crazily. 1.1 In a foolish way. the couple crazily hoped he would give his blessings Example sentencesExamples People have such crazily high romantic expectations these days. The crazily ambitious restaurant project seemed doomed. Crazily, a story with a lot of action, location and cast was the objective, to creative something greater than the budget might imply. She comments crazily on how much fun this will be. It's just this wild, indescribable experience which I will now foolishly and crazily attempt to describe. They're not crazily overpriced. Crazily, I would watch the nightly newscasts for revelations. I traveled with Lily and my great roadtrip partner, my cousin Beth, who crazily agreed to this idea. They were very grateful and crazily felt bad for not getting us something. Every time the doorbell or the phone rang, I crazily hoped it was him. 2In an extremely enthusiastic way. they're soul mates and absolutely crazily in love Example sentencesExamples They are reportedly crazily in love. You must have seen the soft side of her to fall for her so crazily. So crazily committed was she to her boyfriend that she tattooed his name on her lower abdomen. My works sold crazily in Japan. He does this out of solemn devotion to the truth, he says, and not because he has been crazily obsessed with her. Then I became crazily obsessed with acting. Aiden watched us both warily, uncertain as to why we were grinning crazily at each other. I love them all, I love them crazily and they love me back, that's why they stay with me. 3as submodifier To a great or absurd extent. this year has gone crazily fast Example sentencesExamples The girl was crazily happy because she gets to go on a vacation. It's supposed to be crazily hot and humid today. The camera is crazily expensive. For months I've been wandering around, burbling about how crazily happy I am. It was like some kind of crazily dangerous child's game. My dress flew out at all angles, whipping past the other competitors who were moving as crazily fast as we were. They are a crazily talented group of musicians! Actually, everything's getting crazily busy at the moment. When conceptual art is done well, it's crazily good. The traffic was crazily busy for that time of night. Definition of crazily in US English: crazily adverbˈkrāzəlēˈkreɪzəli 1In a mad, wild, or erratic way. an audience of boys laughed crazily Example sentencesExamples I know I am talking crazily. He was waving the gun crazily. I smiled so widely, and waved my hands crazily, hoping they saw us. They asked their question yet again, and Bill began laughing crazily in response, growing hysterical. His heart thudded crazily. From where we were, we could just see a group of people running around crazily in the centre of the park. He laughed crazily. Kevin squeaked in a high pitch voice flinging his arms crazily. Meanwhile, many soldiers were still fighting crazily. And so off we went, roaring crazily through hilly, wet, winding roads through the darkness. 1.1 In a foolish way. the couple crazily hoped he would give his blessings Example sentencesExamples They were very grateful and crazily felt bad for not getting us something. They're not crazily overpriced. It's just this wild, indescribable experience which I will now foolishly and crazily attempt to describe. Crazily, a story with a lot of action, location and cast was the objective, to creative something greater than the budget might imply. People have such crazily high romantic expectations these days. Crazily, I would watch the nightly newscasts for revelations. She comments crazily on how much fun this will be. The crazily ambitious restaurant project seemed doomed. Every time the doorbell or the phone rang, I crazily hoped it was him. I traveled with Lily and my great roadtrip partner, my cousin Beth, who crazily agreed to this idea. 2In an extremely enthusiastic way. they're soul mates and absolutely crazily in love Example sentencesExamples Aiden watched us both warily, uncertain as to why we were grinning crazily at each other. They are reportedly crazily in love. Then I became crazily obsessed with acting. I love them all, I love them crazily and they love me back, that's why they stay with me. He does this out of solemn devotion to the truth, he says, and not because he has been crazily obsessed with her. So crazily committed was she to her boyfriend that she tattooed his name on her lower abdomen. You must have seen the soft side of her to fall for her so crazily. My works sold crazily in Japan. 3as submodifier To a great or absurd extent. this year has gone crazily fast Example sentencesExamples My dress flew out at all angles, whipping past the other competitors who were moving as crazily fast as we were. They are a crazily talented group of musicians! Actually, everything's getting crazily busy at the moment. When conceptual art is done well, it's crazily good. The camera is crazily expensive. It was like some kind of crazily dangerous child's game. The girl was crazily happy because she gets to go on a vacation. It's supposed to be crazily hot and humid today. For months I've been wandering around, burbling about how crazily happy I am. The traffic was crazily busy for that time of night.
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