Maniacal
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Translation of Maniacal in Spanish :
maniacal
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maniático
ADJ
More meaning of Maniacal
maniac
I)
maníaco
NOUN
- They said he was a total maniac. Dijeron que era un maníaco total.
- We were looking for a maniac. Buscamos a un maníaco.
- He looked like a maniac. Miraba como un maníaco.
- By the time we got there, that maniac. Pero cuando llegamos, ese maníaco.
- It moves like a maniac. Se mueve como un maníaco.
II)
loco
NOUN
- Running around like a maniac. Andar como un loco.
- Send a maniac to catch a maniac. Se envía a un loco para agarrar a otro.
- The guy who underlined them could have been a maniac. El último que los subrayó pudo haber sido un loco.
- Drive like a maniac. Conduce como un loco.
- I was practically a raving maniac. Yo era prácticamente un loco furioso.
III)
chiflado
NOUN
- Certified maniac on the loose, not a ghost. Un chiflado certificado suelto, no un fantasma.
- This guy is a maniac. El tipo es un chiflado.
- Only, that maniac thought it was with me. Sólo que ese chiflado creyó que era conmigo.
- And this maniac will never, ever quit until he ... Y este chiflado no se rendirá jamás hasta que te ...
- That fuckin' maniac sheriff. Ese maldito sheriff chiflado.
IV)
demente
NOUN
- I've got a date with a maniac attorney. Una cita con un abogado demente.
- And you're a maniac, you know that? Tú eres una demente, ¿sabes eso?
- He's still a maniac. Aún digo que es un demente.
V)
chalado
NOUN
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