nuts in Chinese
nuts in Chinese is 瘋狂, 尖 — nuts means informal: crazy, irrational, or wildly excited.
nuts in Chinese
瘋狂
Pronounced: fēng kuáng
(colloquial) Insane, mad.
尖
Pronounced: jiān
(colloquial) Crazy, mad; unusually pleased or, alternatively, angered.
What does "nuts" mean?
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adj Informal: crazy, irrational, or wildly excited.
"The crowd went nuts when the home team scored in the last minute."
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adj Informal: extremely enthusiastic about something or someone.
"He's nuts about vintage motorcycles."
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noun Vulgar slang for the testicles.
"He got hit in the nuts by the ball."
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intj Used to express annoyance, disappointment, or flat rejection of an idea.
""Nuts to that," he said, and walked out."
nuts in a sentence
- The crowd went nuts when the home team scored in the last minute.
- You must be nuts to go hiking in this storm.
- He's nuts about vintage motorcycles.
- He got hit in the nuts by the ball.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "nuts" in Chinese?
"nuts" in Chinese is 瘋狂, 尖. nuts means: Informal: crazy, irrational, or wildly excited.
How do you pronounce 瘋狂?
"nuts" in Chinese is 瘋狂, pronounced "fēng kuáng".
How do you use "nuts" in a sentence?
Example: "The crowd went nuts when the home team scored in the last minute." In Chinese, "nuts" is 瘋狂, 尖.
Are there other ways to say "nuts" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "nuts": 瘋狂, 尖.
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