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恐怕让－保罗已经完全失去理智了。用英语怎么说？

恐怕让－保罗已经完全失去理智了。

I'm afraid Jean-Paul has gone raving mad.

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afraid has gone raving mad

afraid

adj. 害怕的，担心的，恐怕，畏惧，害怕；

has

v. 有( have的第三人称单数 )，（亲属关系中）接受，拿，买到；

gone

adj. 过去的，用完了，死去的，无望的，无可挽救的；v. go的过去分词；

raving

adj. 说胡话的，疯狂的，怒吼的，非常漂亮的，令人醉心[痴心]的；v. 胡言乱语(rave的现在分词)；n. 胡话，疯话；adv. 胡言乱语地，疯狂地；

mad

adj. 疯狂的，猛烈的，着迷的，〔口语〕愤怒的，生气的；vt. 使疯狂；
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