berserk in Polish
berserk in Polish is berserk — berserk means out of control with rage or excitement; wildly violent or frenzied.
berserk in Polish
berserk
(historical) Synonym of berserker (“a Norse warrior who fought in a frenzy”).
What does "berserk" mean?
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adj Out of control with rage or excitement; wildly violent or frenzied.
"The crowd went berserk when the home team scored in the final second."
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berserk in a sentence
- The crowd went berserk when the home team scored in the final second.
- He went berserk when he found out his car had been towed.
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What is "berserk" in Polish?
"berserk" in Polish is berserk. berserk means: Out of control with rage or excitement; wildly violent or frenzied.
How do you use "berserk" in a sentence?
Example: "The crowd went berserk when the home team scored in the final second." In Polish, "berserk" is berserk.
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