loco in German
loco in German is Lok — loco means crazy or out of one's mind (informal).
loco in German
Lok
(rail transport, informal) A locomotive.
What does "loco" mean?
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adj Crazy or out of one's mind (informal).
"He went completely loco when he heard the news."
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noun A poisonous rangeland plant (of the genus Astragalus or Oxytropis) that causes a form of madness in grazing animals when eaten.
"Cattle that graze on loco can start staggering and behaving erratically."
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loco in a sentence
- He went completely loco when he heard the news.
- You'd be loco to turn down that offer.
- Cattle that graze on loco can start staggering and behaving erratically.
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What is "loco" in German?
"loco" in German is Lok. loco means: Crazy or out of one's mind (informal).
How do you use "loco" in a sentence?
Example: "He went completely loco when he heard the news." In German, "loco" is Lok.
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