英语释义

• in a manner marked by extreme or violent energy;

  "the boys fought furiously"

  "she went peddling furiously up the narrow street"

• (of the elements) in a wild and stormy manner;

  "winds were blowing furiously"

• in an impassioned or very angry manner;

  "she screamed furiously at her tormentors"

片语

furiously indignant无比愤怒

ring furiously猛烈地敲响

shout furiously狂热地喊叫

hail furiously狂热欢呼

strongad 强劲地；猛烈地

applaud furiously狂热欢迎

hard努力的；硬的；困难的；辛苦的；确实的；严厉的；猛烈的；冷酷无情的

fiercelyad 猛烈地；厉害地

violentlyad 激烈地；厉害地；兇猛地，暴力地

curse furiously大骂

Blushing Furiously双颊绯红

heavilyad 在很大程度上；严重地；大量地； 以猛力，沉重地；缓慢又高声地；缓慢而忧郁地，悲伤地； 令人心情沉重

slash furiously狂怒地鞭打

shake furiously愤怒地挥动

英汉例句

• as the session began, i noticed that nearly everyone in the room was furiously checking emails or texting, unable to set aside their business concerns even for a morning.

  在会议开始后，我注意到几乎在会议室的每一个人都在疯狂地查看自己的电子邮件或短信，不能够将相关事务置之不理哪怕是一个早上的时间。

• they quarreled about the orientation furiously and the focus of their conflict always was which city they would choose.

  他们俩为了毕业后的去向问题吵翻了天，矛盾的焦点是「要留在哪个城市？」

• furiously flapping, a chukar partridge speeds up a ramp at the university of montana flight lab.

  在蒙大拿大学飞行实验室中，一只石鸡拼命扇动翅膀加速沖上斜坡。

• mrs palin’s supporters are disgruntled. not furiously teetering on the brink of violence, as some cable shows suggest, but heartily ticked off about the state of the nation.

  一些电视节目的报道，佩林的支持者对此非常气愤，尽管并没有强烈到诉之暴力，不过却切实的引发了国民对政府的愤怒。

• progressives are demanding the president apologise for mr roh’s suicide, claiming that prosecutors who were investigating him were operating at mr lee’s behest—a charge the president furiously denies.

  进步势力要求总统为卢先生的自杀而道歉，宣称调查他的检察官是在执行李先生的指令——这一指控总统激烈地予以否认。

• so fast and furiously am i compelled to live now that there is scarcely time to record even these fragmentary notes.

  连这些支离破碎的笔记我几乎都没有时间记，因为我是被人逼迫过着节奏快而又忙乱的生活的呀。

• the woman at the centre of the john terry affair today furiously denied allegations of relationships with three more chelsea players.

  约翰·特里事件的绯闻女主角今日暴怒地否认了大众对其与多名切尔西球员发生关系的指控。

• the snp furiously denounced mr gallagher as a 「nutty professor」.

  苏格兰民族党猛烈抨击加拉格尔，说他是个「疯子教授」。

• the small arab states of the gulf, increasingly alarmed by repeated iranian military and naval exercises, are therefore furiously arming themselves with fancy new weaponry.

  由于伊朗军队和海军的频繁演习，使得海湾地区的阿拉伯小国日益担心，它们因此开始抓紧用新型武器来装备自己。

• the lady watches in astonishment as the dog zooms over to the shop attendant and furiously devours an apple he has produced from his pocket.

  小狗闪电般飞到服务员跟前，疯狂地吞食他从口袋里拿出来的苹果，这一幕让女士非常惊讶。

• it is arguing furiously against the european commission's goal of reducing average fleet emissions to 130 grams of co2 per kilometre by 2012, and the new fuel-economy rules being drawn up in america.

  然而，欧洲委员会的目标即至2012年，车辆平均排放中二氧化碳排放量降至每公里130克，以及在美国制定的燃料经济性法规在产业内部仍然备受争议。

• the prosecutors, meanwhile, have leaked furiously to the media, which, say mr ozawa’s defenders, hints at an establishment conspiracy.

  另外，公诉人突然向媒体泄露相关信息，这在小泽的辩护人看来暗示了一个阴谋。

• goldman and the other big investment banks have worked furiously hard to ensure that their risks are as efficiently hedged and as finely priced as management and mathematics will allow.

  为了确保在管理和计算允许的范围内尽可能有效地规避风险和精準地制定价格，高盛和其它大型投资银行均加倍努力开展工作。

• in fury and desperation, the man next to me pulled out his own newton, threw it to the floor, and began furiously stomping on it.

  在愤怒和无奈中，坐在我旁边的男士拿出了他自己的「牛顿」，把它扔在地上，并开始气愤地用脚跺上去；

• the advantage i currently have is that i realize this fallacy, it’s tattooed on my amygdala, and i’m furiously fighting to rebuild my life in the vision that i’m crafting.

  目前我的优势就是我意识到了这种荒唐，并且文在我的扁桃体上。我现在正在按照我的远景规划狂热地改造我的生活。

• the disease befell so furiously that he could not be spared and was arranged in a small ward with another patient in the segregation area in a hospital.

  疫疾来得兇猛，他不能幸免。 他和另外一个患者被安排在一家人民医院隔离区的小病房里。

• last night ferguson furiously denied that he was supporting the buyout in any way.

  昨晚弗格森坚决的否认他以任何方式支持了这次的收购活动。

相似词

delirious发狂的；神志昏迷的；精神错乱的

ferocious残忍的；惊人的

feverish发热的；极度兴奋的

fierce(Fierce)人名；(英)菲尔斯

frantic狂乱的，疯狂的

frenetic疯子；狂人

frenzied使狂乱（frenzy的过去式）

mad狂怒

rabid激烈的；狂暴的；偏激的；患狂犬病的

violent暴力的；猛烈的

wild(Wild)人名；(英)怀尔德；(法、德、葡、捷、匈)维尔德

相反词

relaxed放松的；自在的；不加以拘束的；宽松的