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Перевод: fanatic

[прилагательное]
фанатический; изуверский;
[существительное]
фанатик ; изувер

Тезаурус:

1. The humorists needed to find new caricatures for the clergy; the older, fox-hunting parson was replaced by fanatic young curates.
2. A patriot or a fanatic?
3. Beck, a physical fitness fanatic, believes he has the confidence and the form to go all the way in this championship.
4. What makes a fanatic is not having strong and extreme ideals oneself but taking no notice of other people's - not seeing the considerations that other people are concerned about.
5. The foster mother is a religious fanatic.
6. Notable among other characters in the Highbury family of the early 1930s were goalkeeper Frank Moss, renowned for his physical courage against charging centre-forwards, Tom Parker with his calm, almost placid professionalism, Eddie Hapgood, the fitness fanatic, the phlegmatic Cliff Bastin and the jocular Joe Hulme.
7. Yesterday Mr David Moores, the club's chairman and a close friend, said: "He is such a fitness fanatic that last year, when he was supposed to be on five days" holiday at my house, he was on my front lawn every morning doing exercises".
8. He had notionally divided up the Iranian government into a fanatic wing, an extremely fanatic wing, a bridge group and a "right-wing group" that leaned towards the West.
9. Occasionally, there might be a glimmer of recognition by a student or a horror-film fanatic and in Hollywood itself he was known - according to his friend, the Polish director Roman Polanski - to about fifty people.
10. A Catholic woman - and evidently a Hitler fanatic - in the Berchtesgaden vicinity wrote, in a crude anonymous letter to the local mayor and Party leader: "
11. Replacements were also needed for wing-halves Jones and John, and Chapman opened negotiations for Bradford's Jack Crayston, a long-throw expert, smart dresser and fitness fanatic, and for ex-miner Wilt Copping of Leeds United.
12. "It only takes one fanatic," Harriet Shakespeare said heavily.