madcap in Russian
madcap in Russian is сумасбро́д — madcap means wild, impulsive, or reckless in a way that's often funny rather than dangerous.
madcap in Russian
сумасбро́д
Pronounced: sumasbrod
A person who acts in a capricious, impulsive, or reckless manner.
What does "madcap" mean?
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adj Wild, impulsive, or reckless in a way that's often funny rather than dangerous.
"The film follows a madcap road trip across three countries."
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noun A reckless or impulsive person.
"That madcap tried to cross the river on a raft made of pallets."
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madcap in a sentence
- The film follows a madcap road trip across three countries.
- Their madcap scheme somehow actually worked.
- That madcap tried to cross the river on a raft made of pallets.
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What is "madcap" in Russian?
"madcap" in Russian is сумасбро́д. madcap means: Wild, impulsive, or reckless in a way that's often funny rather than dangerous.
How do you pronounce сумасбро́д?
"madcap" in Russian is сумасбро́д, pronounced "sumasbrod".
How do you use "madcap" in a sentence?
Example: "The film follows a madcap road trip across three countries." In Russian, "madcap" is сумасбро́д.
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