mad

enfadado, enojado

Que siente enfado o irritación por alguien o algo.

En inglés sencillo: Angry or annoyed about someone or something.

• Don't get mad.
• She was mad at her brother.
• Why are you so mad about this?

Cómo se usa: mad at someone (Are you mad at me?); mad about something (He was mad about the extra charge.)

Sinónimos: angry, annoyed, cross

Antónimos: calm

Expresiones frecuentes: mad at someone, mad about something, get mad

loco

Que no puede pensar o comportarse de la manera habitual debido a una enfermedad mental grave.

En inglés sencillo: Unable to think or behave normally because of serious mental illness.

• They thought he was mad.
• The prisoner feared he was going mad.
• In the novel, a mad king hears imaginary voices.

Cómo se usa: go mad (The story describes a king who goes mad.)

Sinónimos: insane, mentally ill

Antónimos: sane

Expresiones frecuentes: go mad, mad king, stark mad

loco por, apasionado por

Que siente un gran gusto o una fuerte pasión por alguien o algo.

En inglés sencillo: Liking someone or something very much.

• I'm mad about jazz.
• He's always been mad about her.
• Are your children mad about football too?

Cómo se usa: mad about someone/something (My sister is mad about horses.); mad for something (He's mad for anything with chocolate in it.)

Sinónimos: crazy about, keen on, passionate about

Expresiones frecuentes: mad about someone, mad about something, mad for something

increíble, disparatado

Muy extraño, sorprendente o difícil de creer.

En inglés sencillo: Very strange, surprising, or hard to believe.

• That's a mad idea!
• The whole situation seems mad.
• It's mad that she won twice in one week.

Cómo se usa: it is mad that… (It's mad that we both chose the same hotel.)

Sinónimos: crazy, bizarre, incredible

Expresiones frecuentes: mad idea, absolutely mad, mad that

no está mal, me gusta

En una expresión negativa, indica que algo te gusta o te parece bien.

En inglés sencillo: In a negative phrase, used to say you like or approve of something.

• I'm not mad at this cake.
• That jacket is bright, but I'm not mad at it.
• Honestly, I'm not mad about the result.

Cómo se usa: not mad at something (The new design is unusual, but I'm not mad at it.)

Expresiones frecuentes: not mad, mad at it, mad about it