Definition of berko in English:

berko

adjectiveˈbəːkəʊ

Australian, NZ informal

Out of control with anger or excitement; berserk.
some motorists go berko when stuck behind a pootling cyclist
Example sentencesExamples
- Go berko with the machete for seven minutes, or until exhausted.
- I understand their going berko when trapped behind some hemp-clad feral weaving from side to side and balancing shopping bags of soy milk on his handlebars.
- You are asked to give plot synopses for the big six classical ballets, and I went a bit berko here and managed to write 32 pages.
- I wish I had written that trash-mag headline I saw: 'Brit's bald berko brolly bash!'
- They had an old granny with them, and she went berko—how dare we walk past them, and why didn't we exit off the balcony?
- The public could go berko over the $36 million taxpayer contribution to the team's America's Cup campaign.
- He went berko with a $200 million plan designed to plug the gaps.
- I had to move to a less demanding role because my lower back had a bad habit of going berko about 10 days into a two-week exercise.
- You thought the Left went berko last year, what with all that liberating, capturing, and cooperation?
- We predict they will win their semi-final play-off game, and the Mad Butcher will go berko and drop dead of a heart attack.

Origin

1960s: an alteration of berserk + -o.

单词	berko
释义	Definition of berko in English: berko adjectiveˈbəːkəʊ Australian, NZ informal Out of control with anger or excitement; berserk. some motorists go berko when stuck behind a pootling cyclist Example sentencesExamples Go berko with the machete for seven minutes, or until exhausted. I understand their going berko when trapped behind some hemp-clad feral weaving from side to side and balancing shopping bags of soy milk on his handlebars. You are asked to give plot synopses for the big six classical ballets, and I went a bit berko here and managed to write 32 pages. I wish I had written that trash-mag headline I saw: 'Brit's bald berko brolly bash!' They had an old granny with them, and she went berko—how dare we walk past them, and why didn't we exit off the balcony? The public could go berko over the $36 million taxpayer contribution to the team's America's Cup campaign. He went berko with a $200 million plan designed to plug the gaps. I had to move to a less demanding role because my lower back had a bad habit of going berko about 10 days into a two-week exercise. You thought the Left went berko last year, what with all that liberating, capturing, and cooperation? We predict they will win their semi-final play-off game, and the Mad Butcher will go berko and drop dead of a heart attack. Origin 1960s: an alteration of berserk + -o.
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