lunatic in Czech
lunatic in Czech is bláznivý, šílený, šílenec — lunatic means a person regarded as insane or wildly irrational (now considered old-fashioned and offensive as a clinical term).
lunatic in Czech
bláznivý
Crazed, mad, insane, demented.
šílený
Crazed, mad, insane, demented.
šílenec
An insane person.
blázen
An insane person.
What does "lunatic" mean?
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noun A person regarded as insane or wildly irrational (now considered old-fashioned and offensive as a clinical term).
"The old asylum was once, insensitively, referred to as a home for lunatics."
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adj Crazy, reckless, or completely irrational.
"Only a lunatic would try to cross that motorway on foot."
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lunatic in a sentence
- The old asylum was once, insensitively, referred to as a home for lunatics.
- Only a lunatic would try to cross that motorway on foot.
- He came up with some lunatic scheme to double his savings overnight.
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What is "lunatic" in Czech?
"lunatic" in Czech is bláznivý, šílený, šílenec. lunatic means: A person regarded as insane or wildly irrational (now considered old-fashioned and offensive as a clinical term).
How do you use "lunatic" in a sentence?
Example: "The old asylum was once, insensitively, referred to as a home for lunatics." In Czech, "lunatic" is bláznivý, šílený, šílenec.
Are there other ways to say "lunatic" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 4 translations listed for "lunatic": bláznivý, šílený, šílenec, blázen.
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