Significats de meshuga en anglès

One franc fifty, completely meshuga.

She thinks I'm meshuga...'

Janki will go quite meshuga with waiting.' At the same time, spurred on by the same chimes, Madame Meijer was considering: 'Communion wreath.

If someone had told him it would make him the balebos of his own company, he would have told them he was meshuga.

My aunt Kate-whohas remained an Orthodox Jew even after her divorce from the controversial Gil-toldme I was, as our people say, meshuga.

He can forget all about his drapery store, that meshugas.

'No,' said Singer, and now he wasn't laughing any more, 'she isn't meshuga.

'Meshuga,' said François, and the word sounded strange from his lips.

'It's meshuga,' said Janki, 'but I've decided to get married.'

'You're meshuga,' said Hinda, when Arthur told her about it.

'Meshuga,' thought Mimi, unaware that Pinchas's mother had said the same thing a quarter of an hour before.

'The woman must be meshuga.'

'You're meshuga,' Hinda would say, and Zalman would reply, 'Luckily so -otherwise you'd get far too bored with me.'

'You're meshuga!' said Janki.

"What kind of meshugas is this, Chelsea?" my father asked, using one of his two favorite Yiddish phrases.