Translation for 'loopy' from English to French

loopy [coll.]

zinzin {adj} [fam.]

loufoque {adj} [fam.]

loopy [coll.] [crazy]

siphonné {adj} {adv} [fam.] [fou]

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loopy [coll.] [mad]

maboul {adj} [fam.] [fou]

• As the cylinders crash to the sidewalk, some of the valves break sending gaseous fumes everywhere - and Ponch accidentally breathes in some of the gas at the accident scene and becomes loopy.
• Rex" is the quiet before the storm of "Electric Warrior", and it retains a loopy energy and easy charm that makes it one of Bolan's watershed works".
• Loopy belief propagation: A different method of interpreting complex graphs.
• She later expanded that the entry's "full-on loopy" quality made it humorous.
• NYC Transit portrays the island of Manhattan as a busy destination crisscrossed by a subway system of loopy, color-coded lines and stations.

• The group carried its spin on Parliament-Funkadelic's loopy sci-fi themes of Afro-futurism throughout the 1980s and early 1990s for several albums.
• "Wisden" said that his slow and loopy leg spin was "a clever mixture of leg-breaks and googlies".
• Following its premiere at the 75th Cannes Film Festival, Daniel Fienberg of "The Hollywood Reporter" described the series as "loose and intellectually loopy, broad and jokey one moment and wallowing in sad self-absorption the next" and found Vikander's performance "wonderfully light and open".
• Stuart Campbell for "Amiga Power" complained about boredom with "Tetris" and "couldn't be bothered with "Super Tetris" after the first 20 minutes" and that someone would "just have to be completely "Tetris"-loopy-nuts to spend £30 on it".
• The aim of the sanctuary is to protect the valley of the Aluona river with its erosive relief forms and the natural loopy course of the river.

• Smith also contributed a single titled "Femslash" to a 2017 compilation, described as a "loopy acid cut with a sense of humor".
• The "Los Angeles Times" found the movie promising with a loopy energy, but finally the movie was unfocused. The found the film promising enough to hope for more efforts from the filmmakers.
• The psychedelic ambiance of the Dukes records is retained, albeit with a lesser emphasis on "loopy" humour.
• Condon's first album since moving to Berlin and familiarising himself with the city's experimental electronic music scene, "Gallipoli" is an album of "loopy, burbling, shape-shifting tracks" that takes influence from electronic duo Mouse on Mars.
• Mohar Basu of "The Times of India"said "Alas, the story is never supported by a solid screenplay. The film's pace is a problem and though things gear up in the second half, it ends as a loopy mess".

• The "Los Angeles Times" praised the album as "fun", putting particular emphasis on the original songs that "inhabit a loopy middle ground between The B-52s and Talking Heads" and making note of the "stylistically credible" musicianship, something which "The Santa Cruz Sentinel" also echoed, dismissing the "novelty" tag and calling them "inspired performers".
• From an artificial intelligence viewpoint, turbo codes can be considered as an instance of loopy belief propagation in Bayesian networks.
• Their tracks feature monotone, loopy, manipulated vocals and dance-driven, layered beats with electronic bleeps and prominent bass lines.
• She and Jim often refer to the boat driver as "fizzgog" (John Cunliffe), "loopy lobes" (or just "loopy"; Pat Hutchins) and "tootle" (Neil Brewer).