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单词 frenzy
释义
frenzy
noun[CorU]
uk
/ˈfren.zi/us
/ˈfren.zi/
C2
(anexampleof)uncontrolledandexcitedbehaviouroremotionthat is sometimesviolent:
疯狂，狂热，狂暴
In a frenzyofrageshehithim.她盛怒之下打了他。
themediafrenzy over thecelebritywedding媒体对公众人物婚礼表现出的极大兴趣
Theaudienceworked/whippedthemselves intoa frenzy as theywaitedfor her to come onstage.观众在期待她登上舞台的过程中情绪变得狂热起来。
There was a frenzyofactivityin thefinancialmarketsyesterday.昨天金融市场极度活跃。
In amomentofjealousfrenzy, shecutthesleevesoff all hisshirts.她嫉妒得发疯，把他所有的衬衫袖子都剪掉了。
Synonyms
delirium
fury
hysteria
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Excitement, interest, energy and enthusiasm
  • alacrity
  • animation
  • ardour
  • avidity
  • boosterism
  • commotion
  • fever pitch
  • flirtation
  • friskiness
  • frisson
  • frolic
  • get-up-and-go
  • hubbub
  • perkiness
  • physicality
  • piquancy
  • pizzazz
  • pzazz
  • whirl
  • zealousness
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(Definition offrenzyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

frenzy| American Dictionary

frenzy
noun[C/U]
us
/ˈfren·zi/
excited,uncontrollable, and sometimesviolentbehaviororemotion:
[Cusually sing]Duncan’s game-winningshotsentthecrowdinto a frenzy.
[Cusually sing]TheSaturdaynightsalecanbestbedescribedas abuyingfrenzy.

frenzied

adjectiveus
/ˈfren·zid/
a frenziedcrowd
(Definition offrenzyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoffrenzy

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Madmen in authority, who hear voices in the air, are distilling theirfrenzyfrom some academic scribbler of a few years back.
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Lovers were drunk with emotion, crowds acted in a drunkenfrenzy, and drink freed the tongue to talk.
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Their novelty and utility produced an almost immediatefrenzyamong consumers, rich and poor.
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At the height of theirfrenzythey could speak comprehensibly enough to make pronouncements - albeit vague ones.
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The convulsions she affected spread to surrounding women and soon they too were caught up into thefrenzy.
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It may seem simply silly to work oneself into an emotionalfrenzyover strands of nucleic acid.
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When the villagisationfrenzyended in the 1980s, people began to return to earlier home sites.
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Section 4.6 inspects thefrenzyof the walker and random wobbling of the well.
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The timing, so many on the last day of office, and the circumstances of some, excited a mediafrenzy.
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Finally, this monograph has been written during the year 2000, the year of commemorativefrenzy.
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The music itself might be described as an exercise in sustainedfrenzy.
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There is certainly no evidence of thefrenzyof retaliation which might have been expected of an absolute ruler.
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Thefrenzyof the walker corresponds to the number of molecules added or removed per reaction event and the random wobbling is due to random fluctuations in the rate constants.
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Delius' account suggests that the increasingfrenzyof the witchcraft accusations during these decades resulted from some kind of socio-economic implosion.
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I am convinced that he did so in a state offrenzy, that it was a false gesture, that this act of love was dictated by some self-imposed penance.
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