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Перевод: raving

[прилагательное]
бредовой; бредовый; бредящий; буйный; бесноватый;
[существительное]
неистовство; рев

Тезаурус:

1. Nature sustains our feeble reason, and prevents it raving to this extent.
2. The Karen I had known a few months earlier, a simple, straightforward creature with healthy appetites, had been metamorphosed by my spells into a raving obsessive who regarded the spawning of offspring not as a lowest-common-denominator activity like excretion but as a moral and creative achievement on a par with, say, painting the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
3. All of this doesn't mean he wasn't stark raving mad, and just putting on.
4. "I heard Kylie sing and I was 17 again, and raving about Cliff," said Howells, now 48.
5. No longer was Ian Paisley some sort of raving lunatic on the fringes of unionist politics.
6. WHAT would a visiting foreigner make of this production of Macbeth by The Raving Beauties?
7. They're stark, raving mad."
8. Nancy's having hysterics and raving about a black ghost, of all ridiculous things.
9. "I think it's time you got away - you're stark raving bonkers."
10. Our collective unconscious does not dream Martin Luther King's dream, or pray Pope John Paul's prayer, it endures the nightmare of the lost souls, the raving of the unclean spirit.
11. "Mrs Hodge: "Well, sir, when "e's talking to a Protectionist, "e's a Free Trader, and when "e's talking to a Free Trader, "e's Protectionist, and when "e's talking to me, "e's a raving lunatic"."
12. If the popular music press start raving about you, people will flock to your gigs.
13. "You're raving, my child," she said briskly.