No. 11,225 in Spanish
enloquece
"Enloquece" means "drives crazy" or "goes mad."
In a sentence
El ritmo de la canción enloquece a todos en la pista de baile.
The rhythm of the song drives everyone crazy on the dance floor.
Here, 'enloquece' means 'to drive crazy' in a metaphorical sense, indicating the intense enthusiasm or excitement caused by the song's rhythm.
El artista enloquece al ver su obra destruida.
The artist goes mad upon seeing his work destroyed.
In this sentence, 'enloquece' is used to convey that the artist literally or figuratively becomes emotionally overwhelmed, potentially indicating distress or anger.
Esa película enloquece porque tiene un giro inesperado.
That movie is maddening because it has an unexpected twist.
Here, 'enloquece' is used colloquially to express the surprising emotional effect or frustration caused by the movie's plot.
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