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LouiST Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Sb drives sb crazy
You drive me crazy.
Does this mean that you are angry and annoyed or does it mean that you can't take your eyes from a person because the person drives you crazy? You know what I mean?
I guess it's one of these two. If so, how would we call the other one?
Thanks
LS
Does this mean that you are angry and annoyed or does it mean that you can't take your eyes from a person because the person drives you crazy? You know what I mean?
I guess it's one of these two. If so, how would we call the other one?
Thanks
LS
Top answer
you drive me crazy means : " you are going to make me crazy"
- you drive me crazy means : " you are going to make me crazy"
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Well that doesn't answer my question.
My question is not about the verb 'drive' or 'make', it's about what crazy in this situation means.
My question is not about the verb 'drive' or 'make', it's about what crazy in this situation means.
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same as you drive me nuts.
crazy is this context suggests irritation, annoyance.
crazy is this context suggests irritation, annoyance.
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