英:['fjʊərɔ:(r)]
美:[ˈfjʊrˌɔr, -ɚ]
英:['fjʊərɔ:(r)]
美:[ˈfjʊrˌɔr, -ɚ]
n.
喧闹
狂热
狂怒
抗议
fu·ror
fyu rr
词根:furor
adj.furious 激烈的;狂怒的;热烈兴奋的;喧闹的
n.furore 勃然大怒;公众的骚动;狂热
noun
turmoil or commotion.The election results caused such furor that some saw a threat to the stability of the nation.
a specific uproar or state of unrest, such as that caused by a scandal or incident of injustice.Tempers flared in the furor that ensued over the firing of the teacher.
violent anger; fury; rage.In their furor, the men overturned the vehicle, poured gasoline over it, and set it ablaze.
a state of general excitement or intense enthusiasm.The new product caused a furor among consumers.
"狂怒,疯狂,愤怒的狂热",15世纪晚期, furour,源自12世纪的古法语 fureur,源自拉丁语 furor "破坏,狂怒,疯狂,激情",与 furia "狂怒,激情,狂暴"有关(见 fury)。
[拉]狂乱,狂怒,狂暴
Middle French & Latin; Middle French, from Latin, from furere to rage
The first known use of furor was in the 15th century
furorenoun
furor sense 2
furornoun
fury sense 1, rage
an outburst of excitement : uproar
1 “Billions” hasn’t abandoned any of the various subtexts that make it so absorbing; in fact, the decreased furor means it brings more attention to those themes.
2 As the #OscarsSoYouKnowWhat furor mounted in the wake of the Academy Award acting nominations of all-white actors, so did an anxiety, among nominees, publicists and anyone who might find themselves on a red carpet.
3 The furor prompted Summit Entertainment, the studio handling the film’s international release, to distance itself from the materials and to demand that they be recalled.
4 All this furor over a book?
勃然大怒竟是为了一本书?
5 Furor surrounding a NATO airstrike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers has prompted very different assessments of future U. S. -Pakistani ties from two high-ranking American senators.
北约空袭造成24名巴基斯坦军人死亡的事件在巴基斯坦引发众怒;这也促使两名美国高阶国会参议员对今后的美巴关系作出非常不同的评估。
6 In April, when ReedPOP announced a lineup for a panel of children’s authors, the group was all white and male, setting off a furor on Twitter.
7 The furor is evidence of how large World War I -- in which a million British soldiers died -- still looms in the country's imagination.
8 The initial furor that the Panthers caused cannot be overstated.
9 A statement by The Post acknowledging that the headline was a misstep did little to quell the furor.
10 They progress from images of lovely, artless innocence, by way of alluring beauty, to stormy, mazelike furor, to designing, vengeful cruelty.
11 Needless to say, having such an influential, global company supporting such harmful speech – especially at a time of surging violence and political attacks on trans people – created an even greater furor.
12 Made public March 1, 1917, the telegram caused a furor in the United States.
13 This week, a furor erupted when it was discovered that Katie Roiphe, writing for Harper’s magazine, may have planned to reveal the author of the list without her consent.
14 The furor is one of the most serious #MeToo reckonings yet to hit the Dutch entertainment world and focuses on a show created in the Netherlands but broadcast in local versions around the globe.
15 What went unsaid was that since the last time he toured new material, Ansari had become the high-profile subject of an internet furor himself.
16 Long enough for the furor of late September to subside, right?
17 But until that time, Thomas embodies a no-nonsense journalistic furor — if an occasionally tactless one, given the risks — over the state’s control over information, and over their visit.
18 In Egypt, much of the furor focused on the sole Egyptian woman in the cast, Mona Zaki, one of the country’s biggest stars.
19 That immediately touched off a furor on social media networks, where many were critical of her performance.
20 The resulting furor dominated headlines around the awards and even the ceremony itself.
1 狂热
big wild crazy mad enthusiastic hectic lyrical hyper manic rabid zealous fanatical frenetic frenzied feverish gung-ho crackers bananas gaga rhapsodic dithyrambic phrenetic enthusiastically madly lyrically crazily fanatically rabidity bug fever rage cult madness frenzy craze mania craziness fanaticism lyricism zealotry monomania fanaticize enfever fever heat gung ho fanatic delirium furore burn in a fever madbrained fierce maniac sultry nuts crazed sulphurous phrenetical oestrum rave ape oestrus panic heppedup hot warm violent addictive cracked frantic nutty red-hot febrile maniacal stoked fired-up electricity inflammation enthusiasm fury hurrah chauvinism impetuosity nympholepsy schwarmerei enthuse like one possessed go zonkers
2 流行
in popular sharp fashionable vogue rife pandemic tony modish Vulgate regnant wear fashion furore obtain reign popularize into the groove
3 激情
inflammatory flaming vehement agitato reins fire blood heat soul passion flame intensity pulse glow rage enthusiasm lyricism vehemence
4 轰动
smash sensational smashing boffo sensation stirring front-page page-one astir hit stir brouhaha socko
5 大流行
7 热烈
spiritoso white hot warm religious dear intense passionate gut lively fierce glowing fiery earnest flaming devout ringing ardent fervent rousing torrential gutsy torrid effervescent vehement white-hot gee-whiz hot-blooded fervid perfervid gutty afire warmly fire warmth fervor dithyrambic like a good boy
8 热情
zeloso furioso passionary intense tropical flaming soulful fervent torrid warm-blooded gee-whiz full-blooded fervid warmhearted passional appassionato warmly heart fire soul passion flame glow rage enthusiasm warmth morale lust starch zest zeal fervor mettle verve heartthrob zing ardor entrain unction vehemence gyp stingo hwyl lead in pencil
9 喧闹
rowdydowdy ring-a-ding mad robust noisy bustling blatant roaring rowdy raucous rambunctious uninhibited brassy rip-roaring Dionysian bacchanal knockabout bacchanalian slam-bang rackety moiling wingding robustious zizzy strepitous strepitoso abuzz splatterdash dirdum whoop-de-do row-de-dow vociferance row-dow fuzzbuzz whoop-up fun coil rave stew to-do binge bustle hoopla merriment jangle bedlam brouhaha rumpus ballyhoo horseplay bust-up hurly-burly blinder corroboree bowwow deray tzimmes bobbery whoopla rowdydow rout roar rag rumble din roil yammer rantipole a whoop and a holler enough to wake the dead fast and furious
10 骚动
rowdydowdy disorderly seething uproarious roily rowdyish splore row-de-dow whoop-up do disorder stir sensation breeze riot disturbance fermentation ferment stink turmoil agitation tempest commotion uproar convulsion tumult squall distemper shindig restiveness affray rowdiness ruction pother shindy tempestuousness bobbery hurry-scurry stoush tumultuousness agitate seethe tumultuate disturb
11 兴奋
high-wrought wrought-up excitive warm excited heated hectic inflamed sultry intoxicated effervescent haywire flushed excitatory exhilarated hyped-up atwitter excitant athrill excitory aglow warmly excitedly effervescency fire feeling twitter excitement bang pulse flush inflammation fever warmth fume flutter intoxication excitation dither throb exhilaration kindling effervescence adrenalinize bubble kindle tingle inflame effervesce heat string excite stimulate lather intoxicate exhilarate adrenalize be above oneself psych up take fire het up in a lather go haywire wound up up in the air set fire to get hot set on fire in excitement with warmth keyed up
12 狂怒
fierce furious rabid irate transport violence frenzy rage rave fly into a rage infuriate amuck mad fury wingding furibund horn-mad wood savage raging berserk rageful ropable madness paddy paddywhack flip flip lid flip out up the wall
13 激怒
passionary blazing livid passional heat tear passion bug inflammation irritation provocation exasperation bate catfit wroth fire flame explode blaze rattle inflame madden burn gravel provoke irritate grate exacerbate aggravate incense gripe ruffle ire enrage rouse huff infuriate rile exasperate niggle rankle embitter imbitter acerbate blow a gasket fly out