Como se diz “perder a cabeça” em inglês?
Perder a cabeça em inglês: To break down | To crack up | To fall apart | To freak out | To go crazy (or insanse | mad | nuts) | To go to pieces | Have a breakdown | To lose (control of) (or go out) one’s mind (or reason)
“To lose (control of) (or go out) one’s mind (or reason), to break down, have a breakdown, to go to pieces, to go mad (or crazy | insanse | nuts), to fall apart, to freak out, to crack up” significam perder a cabeça em inglês. Ou seja, perder o juízo, enlouquecer, ficar louco, doido, maluco. Estar fora de si, “surtar”.
What do “to lose (control of) (or go out) one’s mind (or reason), to go mad (or crazy | insanse | nuts)” mean?
“To lose (control of) (or go out) one’s mind (or reason), to go mad (or crazy | insanse | nuts)” are phrasal verbs. The definition or meaning is “to go crazy, to go insane, to become a lunatic”. Another meaning would be “to become insane, to go mad, lose one’s mind; to go nuts, to become crazy”. See some examples with Portuguese translation.
How do you say “to lose (control of) (or go out) one’s mind (or reason), to go mad (or crazy | insanse | nuts)” in Portuguese?
- You lost your mind!/ Você perdeu a cabeça! (juízo)
- He was not the only prisoner to lose his mind./ Ele não foi o único prisioneiro a perder a cabeça.
- That assignment is enough to make me lose my reason./ Essa designação é suficiente pra me fazer perder a cabeça.
- Taking a child on a bike without a helmet – have you completely gone out of your mind./ Levar uma criança na bicicleta sem capacete – Você perdeu completamente o juízo?
- There was a bomb scare at the school, and parents were freaking out about their kids’ safety./ Havia um susto de bomba na escola, e os pais estavam surtando por causa da segurança de seus filhos.
- After his wife died, he fell apart./ Depois que sua esposa morreu, ele surtou.
- You would crack up, too, if you had been through all he went through./ Você também surtaria se tivesse passado por tudo o que ele passou.
- With all this noise in the house, day in, day out, I feel like I’m going mad./ Com todo esse barulho na casa, dia após dia, acho que vou enlouquecer.
- Poor Anne went to pieces after her divorce./ A coitada da Ana surtou depois do divórcio.
- After seeing all his work come to nothing, he broke down and had to be treated by a psychiatrist./ Após ver que todo seu trabalho foi em vão, ele surtou e teve de ser tratado por um psiquiatra.
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