Übersetzung für 'a little crazy' von Englisch nach Deutsch

a little crazy {adj}

spinnert [bes. südd.: leicht verrückt]

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to be a bit crazy

etwas verrückt sein

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Crazy Like a Fox

Die Fälle des Harry FoxRadioTVF

a little {adv}

a wengerl [ugs.] [österr.] [bayer.] [ein bisschen]

ein wengerl [ugs.] [ostösterr.] [bayer.] [ein bisschen]

a little

ein wenig

ein bisserl [südd.] [österr.]

ein bisschen

after a little {adv}

nach einer Weile

just a little {adv}

nur ein bisschen

a little later {adv}

nach einer Weile

etwas später

ein wenig später

a little smaller {adj}

ein wenig kleiner

a little bit

ein kleines bisschen

a little more

etwas mehr

A Little Fable

Kleine Fabel [Franz Kafka]lit.F

A Little Woman

Eine kleine Frau [Franz Kafka]lit.F

to ache a little

ein wenig schmerzen

a little odd {adj}

etwas eigenartig

a little pepper

ein wenig Pfeffer {m}gastr.

• The song uses 19th-century Western imagery to describe an argument between a man and a woman ("It was a big showdown / Oh yeah, we stood our ground / Shot out the lights, it got a little crazy").
• "I think Chris Colbert (the band's engineer) thought we were a little crazy.
• She told Michael Gadd of the "Newcastle Herald": "It gets a little crazy at times, but when we have to get up at sunrise to start a shoot it hits me the most," Lucas said.
• In his 1962 book, "Thinking About the Unthinkable", futurist Herman Kahn argued that to "look a little crazy" might be an effective way to induce an adversary to stand down.
• In an interview with AS in the same year she explained that while it was "a little crazy" to combine her degree with football, she felt that football helped her with her studies and vice versa.

• At the end Ángel died by getting stabbed by Grace's hand, and Grace died because she went a little crazy at the end and followed the face of Juan Amado into a lake and drowned.
• Later in the Fall of 2015, Tim headlined his first Canadian national tour called the “Get A Little Crazy Tour”, with openers Cold Creek County and Jason Benoit.
• He wrote the preface for "You Need to be a Little Crazy" by Barry Moltz, and his business ventures are included in Robert Jordan's book "How They Did It".
• Overall, "Badjelly's Bad Christmas" received very good reviews, and all the critics seemed to agree that it was a very good show, if a little crazy.
• I would hesitate to recommend it to anyone who is not at least a little crazy.

• He then stated "Can i get a little crazy?" before switching the lyrics to the explicit version of the song "Tonight (I'm Fuckin' You)"; this is followed by "I Like How It Feels", before performing "Dirty Dancer" with visual assistance via technology from Usher.