idiom > frenzied; be perverse; as mad as March hare; be seized with crazy ideas; have cracked brains
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Frenzied
　　Explanation: Loss of reason, as mad as. Dizzy and absurd to describe the words and deeds, or cruel hateful to the extreme.
　　Usage: Joint type; as predicate; containing derogatory
　　Source: "History of the Song Fan Rugui Biography": "If the book dedicated to Gui Gui, independent music school times to division, hatred or disgrace the country forget the crime, and said: 'the public does not insane, but since the end? Jesus Christ will carry smell left.'"
　　Examples: But diehard opposition to the illegal destruction of cultural institutions advance their legitimate business, and its ~, can be said has reached the pole. (Fen "Adversity rest of his life in mind the distress of Progressive Culture")
sàng xīn bìng kuáng
　　Loss of reason, like mad, like, ridiculous or cruel words to describe the extreme
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No. 3
　　Japanese devils did not wounded him, and he injured in the frenzied hands of diehard anti-communist. - Zhixia "Railway Guerrillas"
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Insane, morbid disorders
　　Insane, morbid disorders. Extremely ridiculous hateful words and actions described. "Sung Fan Rugui Biography": "public is not frenzied, but since the end? Certainly left a bad eternal now!" Mr Justice Leong, Wang Qing, "An Essay of two like autumn funeral Xinyu": "﹝ ﹞ Cai Jing said: 'not only an official, but also To make people, both available and others? 'Language of this really perverse. "Qifang" Reason and History ":" the lunatic of the believers as the people are regarded as alien to us ... ... He is sure to oppose democracy . "See" Sangxin. "
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No. 5
　　连淑君 蒋氏 丧心病狂
　　发音：sàng xīn-bìng kuáng
　　释义：[frenzied;be perverse;as mad as March hare;be seized with crazy ideas;have cracked brains] 丧失理智,像发了疯一样,形容言行荒唐或残忍到了极点
　　例句：德国鬼子没有打伤他,而他伤在这些丧心病狂的反共顽军的手里了。——知侠《游击队》
　　原文：丧心病狂（丧心病狂）
　　丧失理智，昏乱失常。形容言行荒谬可恶至极。《宋史·范如l圭传》：“公不丧心病狂，奈何为此？必遗臭万世矣！” 清 梁绍壬 《两般秋雨盦随笔·丧心语》：“﹝ 蔡京 ﹞曰：‘既作官，又要作好人，两者可得兼耶？’此真丧心病狂之语。” 何其芳 《理性与历史》：“这位丧心病狂之徒既然把我们老百姓都视同异类……他是一定要反对民主的。”参见“ 丧心 ”。
　　出处：《宋史·范如圭传》：
English Expression
  1. n.:  frenzied; be perverse; as mad as March hare; be seized with crazy ideas; have cracked brains,  lunatic
French Expression
  1.   forcené et perverti, persister dans le mal, agir sans scrupule (ou sans vergogne)
Thesaurus
extremely cruel and despotic, Wolves by nature, a rare tragedy on earth, so tragic that one cannot bear to look at it, Tragedy could not bear to hear, cruel Cannot bear to character, EENT Cannot bear to famous, order Cannot bear to see, too ghastly to look at