craze in Italian
craze in Italian is impazzire — craze means a brief but intense popular enthusiasm for something, a fad.
craze in Italian
impazzire
To be crazed, or to act or appear as one that is crazed; to rave; to become insane.
What does "craze" mean?
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noun A brief but intense popular enthusiasm for something, a fad.
"The board game became a nationwide craze almost overnight."
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verb To develop a network of fine cracks, as in old pottery glaze or paint.
"The old porcelain vase had begun to craze with age."
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craze in a sentence
- The board game became a nationwide craze almost overnight.
- The old porcelain vase had begun to craze with age.
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What is "craze" in Italian?
"craze" in Italian is impazzire. craze means: A brief but intense popular enthusiasm for something, a fad.
How do you use "craze" in a sentence?
Example: "The board game became a nationwide craze almost overnight." In Italian, "craze" is impazzire.
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