madcap

madcap

中英翻译

中文：疯狂的，鲁莽的

英文：madcap

形容词

1. 中文含义：疯狂的，鲁莽的

2. 英文含义：marked by capriciousness, recklessness, or foolishness

名词

1. 中文含义：疯子，鲁莽的人

2. 英文含义：a madcap person

词语辨析

madcap和reckless的区别：madcap强调行为怪诞、荒唐，而reckless侧重于行为轻率、粗心大意。

词汇扩充

madcap behavior：疯狂的行为

madcap adventure：冒险行为

近义词

synonyms: foolhardy, harebrained, impulsive

反义词

antonyms: cautious, sensible, prudent

柯林斯词典

adjective: If you describe someone as madcap, you mean that they are slightly crazy and behave in a strange, often amusing, way.

牛津词典

adjective: Amusingly eccentric; unconventional

用法

He was a madcap adventurer who traveled to the most dangerous places on earth.

例句

1. She had a madcap idea to drive across the country in a vintage convertible.
2. His madcap behavior often got him into trouble with the authorities.
3. The film is a madcap comedy about a group of friends on a road trip.
4. Despite her madcap antics, she was actually a very intelligent and thoughtful person.
5. The play is a madcap romp through a series of absurd situations.
6. His madcap schemes always seemed to end in disaster.
7. She laughed at his madcap idea to build a rocket in his backyard.
8. The children loved their uncle's madcap sense of humor.
9. He was known for his madcap stunts and practical jokes.
10. The novel follows the madcap adventures of a group of misfits.