frenzy

英 [ˈfrenzi]

美 [ˈfrenzi]

n.  疯狂; 狂乱; 狂暴
vt.  使发狂; 使狂乱; 使狂怒

过去式：frenzied　复数：frenzies　过去分词：frenzied　

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牛津词典

noun

• 疯狂；狂乱；狂暴
  a state of great activity and strong emotion that is often violent or frightening and not under control
  1. in a frenzy of activity/excitement/violence
     疯狂的活动 / 兴奋 / 暴力
  2. The speaker worked the crowd up into a frenzy .
     演讲者把听众的情绪煽动得疯狂起来。
  3. an outbreak of patriotic frenzy
     爱国狂热的迸发
  4. a killing frenzy
     使人精疲力竭的疯狂

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 狂热;狂乱;疯狂
  Frenzyor afrenzyis great excitement or wild behaviour that often results from losing control of your feelings.
  1. 'Get out!' she ordered in a frenzy...
     “滚出去!”她狂怒地命令道。
  2. The country was gripped by a frenzy of nationalism.
     这个国家笼罩在民族主义的狂热中。

英英释义

noun

• state of violent mental agitation
  Synonym:crazedeliriumfuryhysteria

双语例句

• I felt faith rather than frenzy;
  我感到有信心，这种信心压倒了狂乱的感觉；
• My way of life was a frenzy then, and I loved it.
  我那时的生活有一点疯狂，但我爱极了这种方式。
• They were whipping up nationalist frenzy among the excitable crowds.
  他们正在容易激动的人群中煽起民族的狂热。
• It's been a week of complete frenzy.
  这星期完全是在狂乱中度过的。
• The country was gripped by a frenzy of nationalism.
  这个国家笼罩在民族主义的狂热中。
• He paced up and down the study in a frenzy, his eyes bloodshot and his teeth clenched.
  他疯狂地在书房里绕着圈子，眼睛全红了，咬着牙齿；
• One headline could turn this nightmare into a media frenzy.
  一个能让媒体争相报导的头条。
• His frenzy of the previous day had all calmed down.
  他前一天的慌乱都平静下来了。
• She was in a frenzy of grief when she heard that her child was missing.
  当她停听说她的孩子失踪了，她伤心地快要发狂。
• In a moment I'll be crying, she thought in a frenzy of wonder and excitement.
  再过一会我就要哭了，她怀着又惊愕又激动的忐忑不安的心情暗自思忖。