manic

manic(
mah
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nihk
)
An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. maníaco
Tranquilizers were used to calm manic patients.Se usaban sedantes para calmar a los pacientes maníacos.
b. maniaco
Janice had been experiencing manic episodes and extreme mood swings.Janice había estado sufriendo episodios maniacos y cambios extremos de estado de ánimo.
a. maníaco
My brother was peering through the window at me with a manic grin on his face.Mi hermano me miraba por la ventana con una sonrisa maníaca en la cara.
b. maniaco
The witch cackled with manic glee as she cast her spell.La bruja se reía con regocijo maniaco mientras pronunciaba su conjuro.
a. frenético
He set to work with manic enthusiasm, and finished painting the room in a couple of hours.Se puso a trabajar con un entusiasmo frenético, y terminó de pintar la habitación en un par de horas.
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