be crazy about

IPA/biː kɹˈeɪzi ɐbˈaʊt/
IPA/biː kɹˈeɪzi ɐbˈaʊt/

be crazy about — 慣用語

1. to like someone or something a very great deal, often showing strong enthusiasm

1.慣用語B1
釋義

熱愛;著迷

非常喜歡或對…極有興趣

to like someone or something a very great deal, often showing strong enthusiasm or deep affection.

例句

Tariq is crazy about jazz music and goes to concerts every weekend.

Tariq 對爵士樂很著迷,每週末都去聽音樂會。

be crazy about + [interest/hobby]

Sofia has been crazy about horses since she first rode one at age five.

Sofia 從五歲第一次騎馬以來就對馬非常熱愛。

同義詞
  • be mad about

    British informal variant; same meaning and structure

  • be wild about

    slightly stronger enthusiasm; less common

  • be keen on

    more neutral, common in British English, not as strong

反義詞

文法句型

be crazy about + noun/gerund

用法筆記

This phrase is informal and is most common in everyday conversation. The subject can be a person or a group of people; the object is a thing, an activity, or a person.

常見錯誤

I am crazy about to play basketball.
I am crazy about playing basketball.
💡'be crazy about' must be followed by a noun or a gerund (-ing form), not a to-infinitive.