what‘s distinction between “be crazy over”and“be crazy about”？
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They can mean the same thing.
"She is crazy about him."
"She goes crazy over him."
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both have about the same meaning
We can often use crazy about and crazy over to describe an infatuation with a girl (or guy).
We use crazy over to describe only to describe infatuation/love for other people only, while crazy about can be both for other people and places and things.
ex:
He is still crazy over/about his ex-girlfriend.
He has to eat ice cream everyday. He is crazy about it.
(But we don't say He is crazy over eating ice cream.)
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Crazy over usually means a person. Crazy about usually means: crazy about "things and places.
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