關於Mad的意思和用法的提問

A: I can't watch the video right now but yes, I think you're right :)

A: @cooooookie mad with temptation, means they are lost in temptation, to insanity. Probably passion, is driving them crazy.

A: It means that you are angry
This is a good emoji for it 😠😠

A: I think should be . I would be mad to expect it .......... hard to write /explain .......if someone is always late you would be mad to expect them to be on time . ....if you gave someone a loan of money you'd be mad to expect it back (meaning you gave them.money and they probably won't pay you back ) kind of expecting what will probably not happen . so u say you are going to do something but you probably won't . (I'll wash the dishes but don't expect it to happen ) the word "sarcastic" should give the meaning of this whole sentence

A: "Mad" is a slang word for "fierce" which is slang for "strong" which is slang for "a lot"

So they have "a lot of love" for (...).

A: To be "mad at" someone or something is to be angry at the person.

1. I'm mad at him for eating my special candy.

2. Is she still mad at me?

3. what are you mad at?

A: It's essentially just slang for "a lot of money"

For example " You bought a car brand new? That must've cost mad mokey"

"You shop at Dave's? They charge mad money there"

A: Do you mean "mad thing"? "When he was thrown a new ball, my dog ran around like a mad thing with it in his mouth".

A: mad и rid в данном случае это не глаголы, а прилагательные. get mad дословно значит "стать сердитым", т.е. "рассердиться". Точно так же rid = избавившийся, а get rid of ~ = стать избавившимся от ~, т.е. избавиться от ~.

A: They can mean the same thing: mentally ill.
In that case, "mad" usually implies greater aggression or danger. Crazy is more likely to mean a lack of mental presence and general delusion.
These are generalities and you can use either without confusing your audience.

HOWEVER: "Mad" can also mean "angry" without suggesting that someone is insane.

A: Mad is an angry emotion. For instance, if I were to hit you for no reason, it would probably make you mad.

“I was mad because she hit me for no reason!”

Crazy is what you use for someone or something that is mentally deranged, or ‘off’. For instance, I would be crazy to hit you for no reason.

“It was crazy for me to hit her for no reason!”

Crazy and mad are sometimes used in the same way. If I went up and hit you for no reason, perhaps someone would ask me if I was crazy or if I was mad.

“Are you crazy? You hit her for no reason!”

“Are you mad? You hit her for no reason!”

It all depends on the context in which you place the words.

A: mad is more about someone being angry.

hope this helps 😊

crazy is a bit more mental"ly" related.

A: Mad and angry are the same. "She was mad" and "she was angry" mean the same thing.

"She was mad at her friend for eating her cookie."

"She was angry with her friend for eating her cookie."

Evil is when someone is a very, very bad person who does very bad things (like the "Evil Queen" in a Disney movie).

"She is pure evil. She killed so many people!"

Angry and mad are feelings/emotions. Anyone can feel angry or mad. Evil is a character trait. It describes someone.

A: 用法=Usage

A: Mad
Angry
Furious

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A: "mad" or "angry"

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A: It can mean either, depending on context.

"I made a mistake and my husband was really mad about it"
"He was mad to try and cross the river in such a small boat".

A: @Jeremychen180 I got hit by Mad Max

A: The subtitle is incorrect, "haircut" there makes no sense