英:['sævɪdʒlɪ]
美:[ˈsævɪdʒlɪ]
英:['sævɪdʒlɪ]
美:[ˈsævɪdʒlɪ]
adv.
野蛮地
残忍地
粗野地
凶猛地
词根:savage
adj.savage 野蛮的;残酷的;狂怒的;荒凉的
n.savage 未开化的;粗鲁的人;残暴成性的人
savagery 野性;野蛮人;原始状态
savageness 天然;野蛮;残忍
vt.savage 乱咬;粗暴的对待
adjective
not domesticated or under human control : untamed
savage beasts
lacking the restraints normal to civilized human beings : fierce, ferocious
a savage criminal
wild, uncultivated
seldom have I seen such savage scenery—Douglas Carruthers
boorish, rude
the savage bad manners of most motorists—M. P. O'Connor
malicious
old-fashioned + offensive lacking complex or advanced culture : uncivilized
biographical name
Michael Joseph 1872–1940 prime minister of New Zealand (1935–40)
noun
old-fashioned + offensive a person belonging to a primitive society
a brutal person
a rude or unmannerly person
verb
transitive verb
to attack or treat brutally
“recklessly, in the manner of a savage,” 约1400年, savageli; 参见 savage (adj.) + -ly (2)。
Adjective Middle English, from Anglo-French salvage, savage, from Late Latin salvaticus, alteration of Latin silvaticus of the woods, wild, from silva wood, forest
The first known use of savage was in the 13th century
save1 of 3verb
to deliver from sin
to rescue or deliver from danger or harm
saved his friend from drowning
to keep from injury, destruction, waste, or loss
save the coat from damage by moths
to store (data) in a computer or on a storage device (as a flash drive)
to put aside for future use
save a little for later
to put aside money
saved up for a new bike
to make unnecessary : avoid
it will save your having to go back again
to keep from being lost to an opponent
saved the game
to avoid unnecessary waste or expense : economize
save on heat
to spend less money
buy now and save
to spend less by
save 25 percent
save2 of 3noun
a play that prevents an opponent from scoring or winning
the action of a relief pitcher in baseball in successfully protecting a team's leadalso: official credit for a save
save3 of 3preposition
except entry 1 sense 2
no hope save one
save1 of 3verb
to deliver from sin
to rescue or deliver from danger or harm
saved his friend from drowning
to keep from injury, destruction, waste, or loss
save the coat from damage by moths
to store (data) in a computer or on a storage device (as a flash drive)
to put aside for future use
save a little for later
to put aside money
saved up for a new bike
to make unnecessary : avoid
it will save your having to go back again
to keep from being lost to an opponent
saved the game
to avoid unnecessary waste or expense : economize
save on heat
to spend less money
buy now and save
to spend less by
save 25 percent
save2 of 3noun
a play that prevents an opponent from scoring or winning
the action of a relief pitcher in baseball in successfully protecting a team's leadalso: official credit for a save
save3 of 3preposition
except entry 1 sense 2
no hope save one
savantnoun
scholar sense 2b
a person affected with a developmental disorder (such as autism or intellectual disability) who exhibits exceptional skill or brilliance in some limited field (such as mathematics or music)
savantnoun
scholar sense 2b
a person affected with a developmental disorder (such as autism or intellectual disability) who exhibits exceptional skill or brilliance in some limited field (such as mathematics or music)
savannanoun
a grassland (as of eastern Africa or northern South America) containing scattered trees
savannanoun
a grassland (as of eastern Africa or northern South America) containing scattered trees
savage1 of 2adjective
not tamed
savage beasts
very cruel and unrestrained
a savage beating
not cultivated : wild
the savage wilderness
offensive not civilized
savage customs
very critical or harsh
savage2 of 2noun
offensive a person belonging to a group with a low level of civilization
a brutal person
savagerynoun
savage disposition or action : cruelty
the state of being savage
savage1 of 2adjective
not tamed
savage beasts
very cruel and unrestrained
a savage beating
not cultivated : wild
the savage wilderness
offensive not civilized
savage customs
very critical or harsh
savage2 of 2noun
offensive a person belonging to a group with a low level of civilization
a brutal person
savage1 of 2adjective
not tamed
savage beasts
very cruel and unrestrained
a savage beating
not cultivated : wild
the savage wilderness
offensive not civilized
savage customs
very critical or harsh
savage2 of 2noun
offensive a person belonging to a group with a low level of civilization
a brutal person
1 At Mr. Green they killed cattle quickly and savagely.
2 And all night long, both nights, Old Yeller crippled back and forth between the fire and the cabin, baying savagely, warning the wolves to keep away.
3 Getting up, Alex savagely punched a bell push on the wall, knowing it would summon help.
亚历克斯站起身, 粗暴地按了按墙上的电铃, 他知道一按电铃就会来人.
4 He looked like he'd been savaged by a wild animal.
5 Perhaps in spite of all orders the cruelty of the orcs had mastered them, and they were tormenting Frodo, or even savagely hacking him to pieces.
6 It scuffled savagely and for an instant the three rabbits saw its round, dark eyes looking straight down the run.
7 “I do not want your pity,” she said savagely, “nor does my husband. He is alive and well—he is living with another.”
8 He wrote romantic poetry before the war and then , in the mid - twenties, turned savagely against humanity.
战前, 他写浪漫诗;二十年代 中期, 他转而激烈反对古典文学.
9 You mind your own business, shouted the landlord, turning savagely on him.
你少管闲事!店老板叫着, 凶恶地看他一眼.
10 I complained at length and clawed savagely at my legs.
11 The driver pressed on the accelerator, savagely roaring the engine.
司机踩下油门踏板,引擎轰鸣。
12 " Where do you think you're going? " the thin - faced soldier demanded savagely.
“ 站住,走哪儿去? ” 那个瘦脸的兵恶狠狠地问道.
13 One day we heard that Bogart had been savagely beaten by a warder at the quarry.
14 The driver pressed on the accelerator, savagely roaring the engine.
司机踩下油门踏板, 引擎轰鸣.
15 Zebras will kick and bite savagely if attacked. Their main natural enemy is the lion, which hunts them for food.
斑马如果受到攻击,就会疯狂地踢和猛力地咬。它们的主要天敌是狮子,狮子捕杀斑马为食。
16 Papa pulled her away, but when they stopped, Hanako looked back to see several inmates being savagely beaten, one with a baseball bat, by guards.
17 She tried to answer, but wound up coughing savagely instead, and he forced her face down in the dirt before she could manage another breath.
18 That presented Franek with the opportunity to torment him and, on a daily basis, to thrash him savagely.
19 He snarled savagely at her.
他向她狂吼起来.
20 “People were fighting savagely...being trampled and crushed.”
2 残酷
hard sick harsh cruel savage grim inhuman gory merciless fiendish unfeeling hellacious unmerciful truculent swinish tyrannic bitterly hellishly tyrannically truculently bestially tyrannously cruelty inhumanity barbarity truculence savageness inhumanness truculency bestialize have a heart of stone monstrous heartless pitiless cruelly monstrously brutality in cold blood
3 残酷地
bitterly hellishly tyrannically truculently bestially tyrannously cruelly monstrously in cold blood
4 充满恶意地
5 猛烈
driving violent fierce vicious savage turbulent ferocious high-impact vehement slashing swingeing wildly smack violently fiercely smartly vehemently viciously ferociously violence fierceness viciousness vehemence
6 野蛮地
7 残暴
violent bloody vicious savage barbaric tyrannical barbarous tyrannically atrocity savagery viciousness
8 残暴地
9 凶狠地
10 非常生气
11 野蛮
inurbane wild brutal rude savage barbarian brute feral ferocious heathen barbarous brutish bestial uncivilized cannibalistic uncivil tramontane barbarously truculently inurbanity incivilization brutality wildness heathenism truculence savageness inhumanness truculency brutalness brutalize ill breeding