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词根:fever
adj.feverish 发热的;极度兴奋的
feverous 发烧的(等于feverish);疯狂的
adv.feverishly 狂热地;兴奋地
n.fever 发烧,发热;狂热
feverishness 疯狂,狂燥;发烧
vi.fever 发烧;狂热;患热病
vt.fever 使发烧;使狂热;使患热病
noun
a rise of body temperature above the normal
any of various diseases of which fever is a prominent symptom
a state of heightened or intense emotion or activity
a contagious usually transient enthusiasm : craze
verb
transitive verb
to throw into a fever : agitate
intransitive verb
to contract or be in a fever : become feverish
Noun Middle English, from Old English fēfer, from Latin febris
The first known use of fever was before the 12th century
feverishadjective
having a fever
of, relating to, or being fever
tending to cause fever
showing great emotion or activity : hectic
feverish excitement
feverishadjective
having a fever
of, relating to, or being fever
tending to cause fever
showing great emotion or activity : hectic
feverish excitement
fevernoun
a rise of body temperature above the normal
a disease of which fever is an important symptom
a state of excited emotion or activity
1 The next few lines of “Tumbalalaika” returned to me like a cool palm upon a fevered brow.
2 But she was kind and patient, and she knew how to soothe a fevered brow with a cool cloth as well as anyone.
3 Nowhere was borrowing more fevered than in housing.
没有什么比住房贷款更热。
4 Biden’s going when major Japanese companies like Toyota — Toyota! — and Panasonic have decided not to send representatives to the Opening Ceremonies in the wake of fevered protests against the Games in Tokyo.
5 Rowling will unveil her latest venture involving the boy wizard Thursday, ending fevered speculation among fans about what comes next.
6 It's a fevered monotone that you expect to recede into nothingness, as if Mary were perpetually trying to erase herself from existence.
7 Each new record is greeted with the kind of fevered hope and fear and anticipation unique to those cult bands who are truly adored: Will it be too populist?
8 In terms of subject matter, he has always been drawn to wild corners and dark pockets, be it the Chauvet caves of southern France, bear-infested west Alaska or the fevered psyches of his fictional anti-heroes.
9 “I am not ready to meet her. Tell her that I am fevered again,” I plead.
10 What balm to the fevered soul trapped in a roomful of strangers and even stranger canapés that would be.
11 Grimes wrote, produced, engineered and generally crafted almost every note, and it is impossible to think of another would-be mainstream pop album this year that sprang so completely from one person’s fevered id.
12 The dying man raised his fevered eyes gratefully to the Don.
快要死的人感激地向堂抬起他激动的眼睛。
13 His fevered desperation fills the room; it threatens to blow out the windows.
14 And it is that resistance — through fevered creativity, proud sexual and other deviance, literary and sonic cut-ups, and mind-altering substances — that he transmitted to the rock generation like a seditious cultural virus.
15 Initially the exhibition feels rather like a grab bag, random and mercurial, a slightly fevered Viennese attic of the mind.
16 Unsurprisingly, the few Pearl Jam songs in the set enjoy the most fevered response tonight, in particular Elderly Woman … , one of Vedder's more acutely affecting musings on loneliness.
17 In one gruesome battle between this nutcracker prince and the seven-headed mouse king, Marie falls, ostensibly in a fevered dream, into a glass cabinet, cutting her arm badly.
18 She said her ambition was that audiences would come out with the same "fevered enthusiasm for Scots history" that she had.
19 Her husband worries that “there was something unnerving about the way Ginger was toward Velvet, something fevered, with a whiff of addiction.”
20 And while Mary Kouyoumdjian’s score offers some sinuous music for string quartet, its fevered quality feels generic and eventually tiresome; the drama, shapeless.
3 激动
feeling excited inflamed agitated feverish agog twitter emotion stir thrill excitement flush fever fury tremor send excite boil explode flap fuss agitate pulsate het up get into in a stew be in into a lather
4 狂热
big wild evangelical potty devout manic hysterical loco full-on rabid zealous fanatical frenetic feverish febrile gung-ho crackers gaga wildly violence fever mania fanaticism furore monomania go crazy
5 狂热的
big wild evangelical potty devout manic hysterical loco full-on rabid zealous fanatical frenetic feverish febrile gung-ho crackers gaga go crazy
9 非常激动的
10 激昂
violent heated boiling fiery inflamed tumultuous impassioned ablaze seething afire apoplectic hot-blooded passionately excitedly seethingly inflammation fever warmth combustion fume tumult emotionality heat boil inflame seethe commove impassion with warmth
11 激动的
feeling excited inflamed agitated feverish het up high heated charged impassioned pumped aflutter adrenalized abubble
12 激昂的
violent heated boiling fiery inflamed tumultuous impassioned ablaze seething apoplectic hot-blooded
13 焦躁的
14 高度兴奋
16 发热
calorific fever burn beam glow aglow feverish radiance be running a fever febrile run a temperature
18 受发烧影响的