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Перевод: madcap

[прилагательное]
безрассудный; безответственный; сумасбродный;
[существительное]
сорванец ; сорвиголова ; сумасброд

Тезаурус:

1. No idea was too off-the-wall, no scheme too madcap.
2. He's the madcap Italian Marxist, the man who proved that agit-prop can be fun, and there's no doubt that his best-known play, Accidental Death of an Anarchist (1970), contains moments of true farcical delirium.
3. Mary Finnigan: "Angie was very young and very wild in those days - real madcap.
4. B: You, too, you madcap driver.
5. Thirty years ago, it was happy Richard Ingrams, the madcap youthful japester
6. There is the one where a madcap home supporter gingerly urinates from above on opposition fans who are innocently drinking tea in what they take to be a gentle drizzle.
7. She was tops on the hissometer, although she was constantly upstaged by madcap Derek Griffiths.
8. "Mildred, I would ask you to refrain from tormenting the first-years with untrue horror stories about the academy, and to make some attempt to think - if that is possible - before you embark upon any more madcap escapades."
9. The search for dollars led to grandiose plans for African economic development, most famously the groundnuts scheme, though that was not the only madcap project to surface in this period.
10. A hundred thousand jobs have been thrown away, along with many million tonnes of coal reserves - not to increase productivity and efficiency but in a madcap effort to curb the power of Britain's miners
11. Apart from the two singles, the only new non-Ukrainian songs fans heard were contained on a John Peel session broadcast in May, and one of those was a madcap cover of Altered Image's "Happy Birthday".
12. All was about to be revealed as we tracked down madcap Jenny Hanley, the woman at the heart of a million schoolboy fantasies.
13. a madcap.