insanely

英

美

adv.  疯狂地；狂暴地；精神错乱地

BNC.35115 / COCA.21914

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 精神错乱的;精神失常的;疯狂的
  Someone who isinsanehas a mind that does not work in a normal way, with the result that their behaviour is very strange.
  1. Some people simply can't take it and they just go insane...
     一些人完全承受不了，结果就精神失常了。
  2. Agnes was a battered woman who had killed, in self-defense, while temporarily insane.
     阿格尼丝是个备受虐待的女人,她在一时精神错乱下出于自我防卫杀了人。
  3. The insaneare people who are insane.
     精神病人;精神失常的人
  4. ...the state hospital for the criminally insane.
     专门收治精神病犯人的州立医院
• ADJ-GRADED 蠢极的;荒唐的
  If you describe a decision or action asinsane, you think it is very foolish or excessive.
  1. I said, 'Listen, this is completely insane.'
     我说：“听着,这简直荒唐之极。”
  2. ...insane jealousy.
     不可理喻的嫉妒心

英英释义

adv

• (used as intensives) extremely
  1. she was madly in love
  2. deadly dull
  3. deadly earnest
  4. deucedly clever
  5. insanely jealous
  Synonym:madlydeadlydeucedlydevilishly
• in an insane manner
  1. she behaved insanely
  2. he behaves crazily when he is off his medication
  3. the witch cackled madly
  4. screaming dementedly
  Synonym:crazilydementedlymadly

双语例句

• It is insanely ahead of its time.
  这是超越时代的疯狂。
• It's sneaky powerful, insanely light and so incredibly sensitive you can almost feel a fish looking at your lure.
  它是如此的暴力，轻如鸿毛，难以置信的敏感，你甚至可以感受到鱼看着你的钓饵。
• I'm insanely happy for everyone, but I'm not thrilled.
  我真心为所有人感到高兴，但是不是激动万分那种。
• The sight that had just met his eyes named to him, as in letters of quick flame, something he had utterly, insanely missed.
  他刚才看到的景象就象融融火焰点燃的大字，告诉他有一样东西他完完全全地错过了，如此荒谬绝伦地错过了。
• You check tasks off your to-do list, multitask like the best of them, and stay insanely busy from morning until night.
  你查看了一下你的任务清单，然后开始一心多用，从早到晚发了疯似地忙碌工作。
• Oh, I thought that we leave insanely are not far!
  唉，我看我们离疯也不远了！
• She got insanely jealous and there was a terrible fight.
  她妒忌得发疯，结果是大吵一架。
• I'm gonna climb this insanely high mountain.
  我在翻越这座该死的高山。
• So they find something bigger than themselves to obsess over and work insanely hard, she explains.
  于是，他们找到某种超越自身的东西去痴迷，并疯狂地工作，她解释道。
• Mud and snow kicked up, mottling our trousers as we sped on at an insanely giddy pace.
  泥雪被踢飞，溅在我们的裤子上，我们达到了一种令人晕眩的疯狂速度。