"Nut"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: Getting kicked in the nuts getting kicked in your private part.

A: It i used two ways here.
1) Nut up means to act like a man and not a coward or sissy.
"You can't let your boss talk to you that way. You need to nut up and confront him."
2) When he says "literally" he means that, in the freezing cold, your testicles pull up closer to your body.
He doesn't want to walk outside in the freezing cold (but he needs to nut up - to act like a man- and do it), and the intense cold is going to make his testicles move upward (nut up - literally).

A: Means that’s crazy

A: When something really good happens and you have suceeded.

because nuts aren't sweet, so something good coming out of situation that might normally be

A: nuts-and-bolts = practical things, rather than theory or abstract knowledge or emotions

a nuts-and-bolts sort of guy = someone who prefers to talk about or do practical things; someone who is better at directly handling problems instead of talking about them or delegating them to other people

A: My mom is going nuts right now, she just found out my brother got arrested.

My friend just texted me saying her teacher is going nuts and yelling at everyone.

It's hilarious to watch the people on this game show go nuts when they win money.

A: We have also completed the nuts-and-bolts of executive management (bringing in the proper materials to class each day, keeping our desk free of clutter) as well as introducing the Cornell (interactive) method of taking notes.

For more of the nuts and bolts, like what you’re investing in and how it works, check out this page.

This web series from the Museum of Modern Art is a fascinating nuts-and-bolts look at how a museum stages an exhibition.

A: Mother talking to her son: Jonny, stop asking if we can go to the arcade; you’re driving me nuts!

Girl talking to her friend about a boy: He keeps trying to ask me out and it’s driving me nuts!

You could also say “you’re driving me crazy”

A: In a nut shell,the Imac broke because of the fire.

A: I tried to convince him to go sky diving with me but his fear of heights made him a tough nut to crack.

A: To be nuts means to be crazy. For example, “don’t talk to her, she’s nuts.” To go nuts means to suddenly become very emotional and do something crazy, like throwing things and shouting. For example,
A: “did you tell your boyfriend that you kissed his brother?”
B: “I can’t, he’ll go nuts!”
There is also the phrase “to drive someone nuts,” which means to annoy someone a lot

A: to be nuts about something means you like it a lot to put it in simple terms and to go nuts means basically you are going crazy because of something.
example:
My boss makes me go nuts. ( I guess you understand this)
I'm nuts about BTS. (a Korean boy band)

A: Yes it does. Sorry I didn’t mean to confuse you. We tend to get creative with our phrases.

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A: CRAZY
1. stupid or not reasonable: It's a crazy idea.
2. mentally ill: I seriously think she'll go crazy if she doesn't have a holiday soon.

MAD
1. mentally ill, or unable to behave in a reasonable way: I think I must be going mad.
He went mad towards the end of his life.
2. informal: very angry or annoyed:
He's always complaining and it makes me so mad.

NUT
1. informal or offensive a person who behaves in a very silly, stupid, or strange way or an offensive term for a person who is mentally ill:
What kind of nut would leave a car on a railway track?
2.informal someone who is extremely enthusiastic about a particular activity or thing:
James is a tennis nut - he plays every day

INSANE
1. Mentally ill: For the last ten years of his life he was clinically insane.
informal I sometimes think I'm going insane (= I feel very confused).
2. extremely unreasonable or stupid: It would be insane not to take advantage of this opportunity.

Basically and overall they all mean the same thing. it's a matter of nuance and context. Some are used more frequently and some less (mostly used in literature for example to emphasize and create a certain atmosphere)

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A: Je deviens fou/folle.

A: 네, 자연스러운 문장입니다. This is nuts = 이건 미쳤어

A: you annoy me or you make me go crazy

A: Nineteen-hundred?

A: Both. But it’s not written clearly. I just know Neanderthals ate deer.

A: Cut or smashed

A: Yeah it's fine ,but each is past tense, present tense, or future tense.
Past tense(before): I've gone nuts.
Present Tense(now): I'm going nuts.
Future Tense(after): I'm going to go nuts.
I hope this somehow helped :)

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A: nuts will probably cause pimples to suddenly appear on our face