Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Insane"

A: insane の意味が
正気でない、狂気の、精神異常者のための、非常識な、ばかげた

なので、あなたは正気じゃない　というような意味です。

A: insano/loco but we use it a lot to describe situations (not just people)

"The price of gas these days is insane!!!!! $2 for a gallon. It's crazy!!!"

"Work is insane lately. I was at the office for 60 hours last week!!!"

A:
Example 1: If you go to a magic show and the magician does a really cool trick, you could say "Woah, that's insane!"

Example 2: If you get in an argument with someone and they get violent all of a sudden, you can call them insane.

Example 3: If someone goes to the hospital and gets diagnosed with a brain disease such as schizophrenia, they would be mentally insane.

A: 「狂気」です。

Or sometimes in everyday speech "are you insane?" just means "what were you thinking?" (When someone behaves irrationally perhaps.)

A: @yijiahuang: sth like crazy (but in your head, psychically, more like a real "sickness")

A: You must be insane.
(you must be crazy).
Your hair style is insane!
(your hair style is amazing. Said positively)

A: Many people think Trump is insane. Others say he is just stupid.

A: The noise is making me go insane!

A: Common expression: You're (absolutely) insane.

A: Wow, that party last night was insane never knew he could dance like that hahah.


Are you insane?! I told you not to do that.


Yes, he's insane - he punched a kitten. I'd stay away from him


The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. Insane is when someone is mentally ill/crazy but often used as slang to say "impressive".

Some people use crazy instead, same meaning, same usage in slang it's just a matter of what word you want to chose.

A: @Lyricalamity0

No difference. All synonyms.
Insane = not normal
Mad = crazy = not normal

A: insane is more extreme. both have the same meaning.

A: We don't use "mad" to mean insane very often anymore.

A: They mean basically the same thing. Insane is usually more of an intense word. Kind of like the difference between "dislike" and "hate"

A: insane: when you are in a state of mind which prevents normal perception, behaviour, or social interaction; seriously mentally ill.

crazy: mad, especially as manifested in wild or aggressive behaviour.
"Stella went crazy and assaulted a visitor"

2.extremely enthusiastic.
"I'm crazy about Cindy"

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A: hope this helps !

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A: You can say insane in the UK too! Basically just means the same as mad, crazy etc.

A: 不是，能听出不同吗？ 😊

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A: Yeah, possible. It could be used to mean cool, awesome or crazy in a good sense. For example: That band's lead guitarist is a girl. She rocked it out. Man, she was totally insane!
I guess, in British English, they use 'wicked' to mean the same. I'm not sure though. Better ask them. ^^