frenzied

英 [ˈfrenzid]

美 [ˈfrenzid]

adj.  疯狂的; 狂暴的

过去式：frenzied　过去分词：frenzied　

TEM8

BNC.14137 / COCA.14866

牛津词典

adj.

• 疯狂的；狂暴的
  involving a lot of activity and strong emotions in a way that is often violent or frightening and not under control
  1. a frenzied attack
     疯狂的进攻
  2. frenzied activity
     狂暴的活动

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 狂乱的;狂暴的;疯狂似的
  Frenziedactivities or actions are wild, excited, and uncontrolled.
  1. ...the frenzied activity of the general election...
     大选中异常激烈的活动
  2. The man was stabbed to death in a frenzied attack.
     这名男子在一次疯狂的袭击中被刺死。

双语例句

• But with time, a frenzied life also became boring.
  但时间久了，疯狂的生活也变得乏味。
• Investors are betting that frenzied demand will keep their share prices rising.
  投资者则在打赌，盼望近乎疯狂的需求将推动这些银行的股价不断上涨。
• In China, two decades of frenzied building have produced a workforce experienced in handling steel and concrete.
  中国在20年的疯狂建设中，培养出了一批钢铁和水泥作业的熟练劳动力。
• Do your best to undermine the frenzied killings, enjoy real life impossible pleasure!
  尽你所能，疯狂的破坏杀戮，享受现实生活中不可能的快感吧！
• When the football fans got into a frenzied fight, the spectators'stand collapsed, and the calamity occurred.
  就在球迷们疯狂地争斗时，看台倒坍，酿成了惨祸。
• Will this push him too far and lead to a frenzied attack?
  这会不会逼他太甚，导致他进行疯狂的进攻？
• To utter in a frenzied manner.
  狂乱地说在疯狂的状态下说出。
• The frenzied bandit burned him alive.
  丧心病狂的土匪将他活活烧死。
• In particular, even in the most frenzied period of influenza, it is not everyone will get sick.
  尤其是，即使在流感最猖狂的时期里，也并不是每个人都会得病。
• 1 famine and failure faced the frenzied farmer.
  疯狂的农夫面临着饥荒和失败。