Idiom: drive (someone) crazy
Meaning
Idiom: drive (someone) crazy
- to greatly annoy or irritate someone
Example sentences
- These commercials are driving me crazy. I wish I could watch the game without interruptions every two minutes.
- What are our neighbors doing upstairs? The noise is driving me crazy.
- This music is really driving me crazy. Could we change the channel?
- Having twins is driving my brother crazy. He already has three boys.
- Work is driving me crazy right now. I have to stop working overtime or I will start to get burnt out.
- Our youngest daughter is driving her sister crazy. She's ten and her 16-year-old sister is not interested in spending a lot of time with her anymore.
- All of these stupid questions are driving me crazy. We need to create a good FAQ to refer clients to.
- A: Doesn't the two-hour commute to work drive you crazy? B: No, I just listen to podcasts and also I'm learning Chinese.
Synonyms
- drive someone nuts
- drive someone to distraction
- drive someone mad
- hit / touch a nerve
- hit / touch a raw nerve
- drive someone out of their mind
- get in someone's hear
- drive someone up the wall
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