Idiom
go wild
Meaning
To become very noisy and excited.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“The children go wild when they play in the park.”
“The crowd went wild when the band finally walked onto the stage to start the concert.”
“As the final whistle blew and their team secured the championship, the supporters in the stadium went wild with unbridled joy.”
Examples
simple
“The children go wild when they play in the park.”
contextual
“The crowd went wild when the band finally walked onto the stage to start the concert.”
complex
“As the final whistle blew and their team secured the championship, the supporters in the stadium went wild with unbridled joy.”
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