lunatics

英 [ˈluːnətɪks]

美 [ˈlunəˌtɪks]

n.  精神错乱者; 狂人; 严重精神病患者，疯子(现为冒犯语)
lunatic的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 疯子；蠢人；狂人
  If you describe someone as alunatic, you think they behave in a dangerous, stupid, or annoying way.
  1. Her son thinks she's an absolute raving lunatic.
     她儿子认为她是个十足的疯子。
• ADJ-GRADED 愚不可及的；癫狂的
  If you describe someone's behaviour or ideas aslunatic, you think they are very foolish and possibly dangerous.
  1. ...the operation of the market taken to lunatic extremes.
     走向疯狂极端的市场运营
  2. ...a country spurned until now by all except the more lunatic of journalists and adventurers.
     一个迄今为止除了那些更为疯狂的记者和探险家外被所有人唾弃的国家
• ADJ-GRADED 混乱的；失控的
  If you describe a place or situation aslunatic, you mean that it is confused and seems out of control.
  1. He pleads for sanity in a lunatic world.
     他祈求在这混乱的世界里仍能保持头脑清明。
• 精神病患者；疯子
  People who were mentally ill used to be calledlunatics.

双语例句

• Must want in the middle of group of lunatics to prove that oneself is a normal person, the best procedure is lets the lunatic regard you doctor.
  要想在一群疯子当中证明自己还是个正常人，最好的做法就是让疯子把你当成医生。
• If what I fear plays out then I will have to concede that the lunatics who ran the asylum pretty much into the ground last year are back in control.
  如果哦担心的事情发生了，那我就必须承认去年那些逃出精神病院的疯子得到了相当的控制。
• Tis the season for turning otherwise normal people into up-at-dawn, deal-seeking lunatics.
  在如今这个时节，平时正常的人会变成清早起床、四处购物的疯子。
• Never underestimate the value of eccentrics and lunatics, lex.
  千万别低估疯子的能力，莱克斯。
• Nowadays, in the field of Chinese poetry, why have propagated some poetic humbugs, rascals, lunatics, and also speculators?
  在今天所谓的诗歌界，为什么会滋生出一些诗混、流氓、疯子，还有诗歌投机者？
• You and your fellow lunatics have just destroyed scientific research which will take years to repeat.
  你和你那些发疯的伙伴们刚刚毁掉的科学研究成果，要用好几年时间才能重新恢复起来。
• The frequent appearance of lunatics can be found easily in dramas of Caoyu.
  在曹禺戏剧中，我们不难发现“疯子”意象的频繁出现。
• Soaking sheets for lunatics has cost this woman her sight.
  替疯子洗东西的代价是付出了她的视力。
• And, a hundred years ago in some European hospitals, fear of violence during full moons led doctors to chain up patients thought to be lunatics.
  一百年前，欧洲的一些医院在月圆时因为担心会出现暴力行为，而用链子绑住那些被认为是疯子的患者。
• The Tea Party does not control the Republicans; the fringes never do in America, despite the constant European fear that Washington will be taken over by lunatics.
  茶党并没有控制共和党；尽管欧洲一直担心华盛顿会落到疯子手中，但在美国，边缘人物永远成不了气候。