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单词 rage
释义
rage
noun
uk
/reɪdʒ/us
/reɪdʒ/

ragenoun(ANGER)

B2[CorU]
(aperiodof)extremeorviolentanger:
（一阵）盛怒；（一阵）狂怒；（一阵）暴怒
Hersuddentoweringrages wereterrifying.她突然暴跳如雷，很吓人。
I wasfrightenedbecause I had neverseenhiminsucharage before.以前从未见他如此狂怒，我被吓坏了。
Heflewintoafitofrage over thesmallestmistake.微不足道的小错误就会使他大发雷霆。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
anger
  • angerHe vented his anger by kicking the door.
  • annoyanceSmoke can cause annoyance by making clothes and hair smell unpleasant.
  • irritationShe expressed irritation with her son's attitude.
  • frustrationA lot of children's behaviour problems are caused by sheer frustration.
  • furyThe speech provoked fury in some parts of the world.
  • rageHe was filled with jealous rage when he saw his girlfriend talking to another man.
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More examples
  • Hisfacecontortedwithbitternessand rage.
  • Sheranfrom thehousein aterriblerage, herarmsflailingin theair.
  • He wasincandescentwith rage.
  • He gave abellowof rage.
  • My littledaughterstartedjumpingup and down with rage when sheheardshe couldn't go.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Anger and displeasure
  • acrimony
  • anger
  • animus
  • annoyance
  • bad feeling
  • flap
  • fuss
  • get the humpidiom
  • grit
  • grityourteethidiom
  • grudge
  • hard feelingsidiom
  • huff
  • irritation
  • rancour
  • red mist
  • reprehension
  • resentfulness
  • resentment
  • road rage
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ragenoun(EVENT)

[Cusually singular]Australian Englishinformal
anexcitingorentertainingeventinvolvinga lot ofactivity:
热闹的活动
Thepartywas a rage.聚会办得热闹极了。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Celebrations, parties & special occasions
  • afterparty
  • April Fool's Day
  • baby shower
  • bachelor party
  • backslapping
  • dinner
  • dinner dance
  • Easter egg hunt
  • fayre
  • feast
  • masked ball
  • masquerade
  • mela
  • Mother's Day
  • New Year's Eve
  • tea party
  • trick-or-treating
  • Valentine's Day
  • wassail
  • wassailer
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Idiom

be (all) the rage
rage
verb[Iusually+ adv/prep]
uk
/reɪdʒ/us
/reɪdʒ/
C2
tospeakveryangrilyto someone:
怒斥；发怒，发脾气
He ragedat(=spokeangrilyto)us forforgettingtoorderareplacement.我们忘了订购替换件，他对我们大发雷霆。
C2
tohappenin astrongorviolentway:
激烈进行；猛烈发作；肆虐
Thestormragedoutside.屋外暴风雨大作。
Afluepidemicis raging in/throughlocalschools.一场流感在当地各学校肆虐。
Theargumentrageson(=continuesstrongly).正在进行激烈的争论。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Talking angrily
  • bite
  • bitesomeone'shead offidiom
  • bite/snapsomeone'shead offidiom
  • bluster
  • dress
  • dress down
  • edge
  • fling
  • givesomeonea piece of your mindidiom
  • harangue
  • hit
  • hue
  • huff
  • invective
  • jump
  • piece
  • rant
  • spit
  • spit blood/venomidiom
  • tongue-lashing
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You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics:

Occurring and happening
-rage
suffix
uk
/-reɪdʒ/us
/-reɪdʒ/
used to refer tosituationswherepeoplebecomeextremelyangryorviolent:
（描述人们发怒、狂暴的情景）
road-rage公路暴力（指驾车者在路上对其他驾车人的恶意行为）
trolley-rage手推车泄愤（指在超市用购物手推车疯狂乱撞）
air-rage空中暴力（飞机乘客在旅途中的狂暴行为）
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Anger and displeasure
  • acrimony
  • anger
  • animus
  • annoyance
  • bad feeling
  • flap
  • fuss
  • get the humpidiom
  • grit
  • grityourteethidiom
  • grudge
  • hard feelingsidiom
  • huff
  • irritation
  • rancour
  • red mist
  • reprehension
  • resentfulness
  • resentment
  • road rage
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(Definition ofragefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

rage| American Dictionary

rage
noun[C/U]
us
/reɪdʒ/
extremeorviolentanger, or aperiodoffeelingsuchanger:
[C]I had neverseenhim in such a rage before.
rage
verb[Ialways+ adv/prep]
us
/reɪdʒ/
to showextremeorviolentanger:
He raged at me forsendingtheletterout before he hadseenit.
If somethingdestructiverages, ithappensin a way that cannot becontrolled:
Thefirebrokeout and raged for fourdays,destroyingmost of theoldcity.
(Definition ofragefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

rage| Business English

rage
noun[U]
uk
/reɪdʒ/us
be all the rage
to be verypopularorfashionable:
InChina, Mercedes-Benzcarsare all the rage among themoneyedelite.
See also
phone rage
(Definition ofragefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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While the storm rages, we need to be able to look to the future more determinedly.
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The war that is currently raging permits not only so-called 'legal' exploitation of this type, but also much less covert forms of plunder.
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In 2002 and 2005 we had raging floods with devastating effects.
FromEuroparl Parallel Corpus - English
Argument still rages over whether it is physiological or psychological, with a psychiatric component.
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My reply to that would be: which side are they on in the great struggle which is raging to-day?
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We are the people against whom a dispute is raging at the moment.
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On six hundred miles of front a battle rages the like of which has not been conceived before.
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Now the storm has been raging for over two months.
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There are 26 conflicts raging in which two or more countries are at war.
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Now, of course, it seems incredible to us since, as always happens during war and the aftermath of war, that battle no longer rages.
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They will find that there is raging inflation.
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The reason for the low morale at present is not all the political argument that rages, although some would have us believe that.
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The great argument which has raged over the years about local authority fee-paying schools was only the beginning.
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The troops were in no way equipped to prevent the wars from raging through the towns in which they were based.
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There was a big forest fire raging at the time, and the danger was very present to my mind.
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