loony

英 [ˈluːni]

美 [ˈluːni]

adj. 发狂的; 疯狂的; 怪异的; 古怪的
n. 狂人; 疯子; 怪人

复数：loonies　最高级：looniest　

Collins.1 / BNC.20845 / COCA.23675

牛津词典

adj.

noun

ADJ-GRADED （行为或想法）疯癫的，神经的，古怪的（一些人认为用该词具冒犯意味）
If you describe someone's behaviour or ideas asloony, you mean that they seem mad, strange, or eccentric. Some people consider this use offensive.
1. What's she up to? She's as loony as her brother!
  她打算干什么？她跟她那兄弟一样神经！
2. ...loony feminist nonsense.
  癫狂的女权主义者的无稽之谈
N-COUNT 疯子，怪胎，神经病（一些人认为用该词具冒犯意味）
If you refer to someone as aloony, you mean that they behave in a way that seems mad, strange, or eccentric. Some people consider this use offensive.
1. At first they all thought I was a loony.
  一开始他们都以为我是个疯子。

noun

adj

So, what we have to do now is to find out how to act without the thought process-which sounds quite loony; but is it?
因此，我们现在要做的就是了解如何进行没有思维过程的行动–这听起来很奇怪，是不是？
Imagine the loony things they'll have time to imagine, the strange lore they might conjure.
试想，在这样的夜晚他们得想出多少疯狂的事，做出多少其思怪想啊。
Who knows? In a couple of years, you might find me in the loony bin!
谁知道呢？也许几年后，你就会发现我进了疯人院。
I must have landed in a loony bin.
我定是来了疯子巢穴了。
And there they are like loony pocket change.
他们像极了口袋的铜板。
What's she up to? She's as loony as her brother!
她打算干什么？她跟她那兄弟一样神经！
But that was before the loony bin.
但那是在进疯人院前了。
The professor is so intelligent that many people think he is actually loony tunes.
教授如此聪明，以至于让很多人他有点疯癫。
John blinked a few times and looked at me as if I might, indeed, be loony. "Mom, it's just the moon."
约翰眨了眨眼，看着我，好像我疯了一样，“妈妈，不就是月亮嘛，有什么好大惊小怪的！”
Their loony images make them sway in their own tune making them this susceptible.
他们疯狂形象使得他们在自己的曲调中摇摆不定，也易受影响。