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fanático

Que apoya una idea o causa con tanta intensidad que pierde la sensatez.

En inglés sencillo: Supporting an idea or cause so strongly that you become unreasonable.

• He is a rabid football fan.
• Rabid opponents refused to discuss the proposal.
• She became a rabid supporter of the movement.

Sinónimos: fanatical, extreme, zealous

Antónimos: moderate

Expresiones frecuentes: rabid fan, rabid supporter, rabid opposition

rabioso

Que tiene rabia, una enfermedad grave que los animales infectados pueden transmitir al morder.

En inglés sencillo: Having rabies, a serious disease that infected animals can pass through bites.

• A rabid dog bit him.
• The team captured a rabid fox.
• Keep away from animals that seem rabid.

Sinónimos: mad

Expresiones frecuentes: rabid dog, rabid fox, rabid animal

furioso, feroz

Extremadamente enfadado o violento.

En inglés sencillo: Extremely angry or violent.

• His voice shook with rabid fury.
• The crowd flew into a rabid rage.
• She faced a rabid attack from the angry mob.

Sinónimos: furious, raging, violent

Antónimos: calm

Expresiones frecuentes: rabid rage, rabid fury, rabid attack

rábico

Relacionado con la rabia, una enfermedad grave transmitida por animales infectados.

En inglés sencillo: Connected with rabies, a serious disease spread by infected animals.

• The study examined rabid infection in wild mammals.
• Doctors recorded the development of rabid symptoms.
• The report describes how the rabid virus spreads.

Expresiones frecuentes: rabid infection, rabid virus, rabid symptoms

rabioso

Persona o animal que tiene rabia.

En inglés sencillo: A person or animal that has rabies.

• The vet isolated the suspected rabid.
• A rabid must be handled with great care.
• The report listed three rabids among the captured animals.

Expresiones frecuentes: a suspected rabid, an isolated rabid

fanático

Persona que apoya una opinión o causa de manera extrema e irracional.

En inglés sencillo: A person whose support for an opinion or cause is extreme and unreasonable.

• The party attracted a few rabids.
• One rabid shouted throughout the debate.
• Even the rabids eventually stopped arguing.

Sinónimos: fanatic, extremist

Antónimos: moderate

Expresiones frecuentes: a political rabid, a party rabid