madhouse

n.

精神病院，极为吵闹的场所；疯人院；

复数：madhouses

1. The office is a madhouse.
   那办公室真混乱。
2. The store is an absolute madhouse during the pre-Christmas period.
   在圣诞节前这段时间里,这个商店简直乱哄哄的。
3. He was sent to the madhouse for treatment.
   他被送入疯人院治疗。
4. It is easy to understand why he is in the madhouse.
   很容易明白他为什么在精神病院。

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