No. 12,359 in Spanish

loco

Crazy.

In a sentence

Ese hombre está loco por bailar en la plaza todos los días.
That man is crazy for dancing in the square every day.
'Loco' is used here to mean 'crazy' in terms of intense enthusiasm or peculiar behavior.
La idea de viajar a la luna me parece algo loco.
The idea of traveling to the moon seems crazy to me.
Here, 'loco' represents something unusual or extraordinary, possibly unreasonable.
El clima está loco; ayer hacía calor y hoy hace frío.
The weather is crazy; yesterday it was hot and today it is cold.
'Loco' illustrates an unpredictable or erratic pattern, such as changes in weather.

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