Was heißt »jeck« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

be­kloppt:

barmy

daft

durch­ge­knallt:

cuckoo

loopy

geis­tes­krank:

insane

ir­re:

insane

mad

psy­cho­tisch:

psychotic

un­zu­rech­nungs­fä­hig:

certifiable

non compos mentis

of unsound mind (L=E)

ver­rückt:

mad

wahn­sin­nig:

mad

Englische Beispielsätze

• You are so funny and the Germans are crazy.

• A lot of people think I'm crazy.

• It's crazy that no one wants to take a break.

• Tom is probably crazy.

• I've always been crazy.

• I whisper into your ear that you are driving me crazy, but it seems like I am screaming.

• The prisoner has gone crazy.

• Like many widows, she had the crazy idea to remarry.

• Something crazy happened.

• Oh God! He's driving me crazy!

• Everyone has the right to go crazy.

• Tom isn't a crazy person.

• He's going crazy.

• Tom likes natto, and Mary thinks he's crazy for that.

• You go crazy when you watch a soccer game.

• Tom isn't crazy, is he?

• I think I'm pretty crazy.

• I'm pretty crazy.

• Men are crazy.

• The men are crazy.