No. 6,633 in Chinese
有病
"有病" means "to be sick" or "to have an illness." It can also colloquially mean "to be crazy" or "to act irrationally."
In a sentence
你有病吗？
Are you sick?
This sentence uses '有病' literally, meaning 'sick' or 'ill', and often implies a medical condition.
他说话很奇怪，我觉得他有病。
He speaks very weirdly; I think he's got problems.
Here, '有病' is used figuratively to suggest someone might have odd behavior or thoughts, implying a non-physical issue.
你这样做，简直是有病！
Doing something like this is simply crazy!
In this context, '有病' is an informal expression, typically used to criticize actions as absurd or nonsensical.
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