英语释义

• with violent and uncontrollable passion;

  "attacked wildly, slashing and stabbing over and over"

• in an uncontrolled or unrestrained manner;

  "He gesticulated wildly"

• to an extreme or greatly exaggerated degree;

  "the storyline is wildly unrealistic"

片语

Wildly Inappropriate狂野不当

Wildly Creativity创造性

Oscillate Wildly疯狂地摇摆

barbarouslyad 野蛮地；下流地

slander wildly横加诬蔑

excite wildly使兴奋得发狂

savagelyad 野蛮地；残忍地

Tussling Wildly角力很大

gesticulate wildly激动地打着手势

gesture wildly疯狂地打手势

weep wildly激动地哭泣

英汉例句

• the incline was the same down which d「urberville had driven with her so wildly on that day in june.

  这道斜坡就是在六月里那一天德贝维尔接她时疯狂驾车的同一道坡。

• you know how occasionally someone you know will suddenly do something so wildly uncharacteristic, you begin to question whether you ever really knew them at all?

  你知道那种感觉吗？你认识的人偶尔会突然做出不寻常的疯狂举动，于是你开始怀疑你是否真的认识他们。

• this will strike another major blow against 「representational identity」 and when it happens will almost certainly be wildly popular.

  这将是对「代表性身份」又一重击，当这一功能实现的时候，将会在用户中疯狂流行。

• an interesting test will come in the spring when the wildly expensive 「spider-man」 musical is due to take off—if it can find more investors.

  今年春季，一个有趣的考验将来临——造价非常昂贵的音乐剧《蜘蛛侠》预定上演——如果该剧组能找到更多的投资者的活。

• news of the investigation predictably sparked complaints in americathat europe was once again out to bash a wildly successful american firm.

  调查的消息必定会引起美国的抱怨，认为欧洲又一次对非常成功的美国公司实施打击。

• they can also be wildly challenging when compared with many other types of designs.

  当与很多其他形式的设计来说，它也算是一种疯狂的挑战。

• if a foreigner becomes very angry or nervous, he or she might start gesturing wildly or shouting.

  如果一个外国人非常生气或非常紧张，他/她就会做出疯狂的动作或者大喊大叫。

• in a nutshell, they argued that, even in that period of wildly 」irrational exuberance,' shares were massively undervalued.

  简而言之，他们认为，就算是在那个疯狂的「非理性繁荣」时期，股票也被严重低估了。

• having fallen into a trance state, they acted in accordance with these supernaturalist beliefs: dancing wildly for days on end.

  人们陷入了恍惚状态，他们的行动与超自然主义者的信仰相一致：接连数日疯狂地跳舞。

• the audience applauded wildly at the end of the opera.

  观众在歌剧结束时狂热地鼓掌喝彩。

• the ship tossed wildly in the rough sea.

  船在汹涌的大海中颠簸着。

• moonbeams splash and spill wildly in the rain.

  月光在雨里疯狂地飞溅流溢。

• two lots of ming ware in a recent sale at doyle, a small new york auctioneer, were wildly bid up, one of them to over 180 times its high estimate.

  一家纽约小拍卖商道尔拍卖行近期拍卖了两件明代瓷器，竞标者疯狂哄抬价格，其中一件卖价超过其高估价的180倍。

• he wildly stamped the chair with his foot.

  他粗野地把一只脚踏在椅子上。

• have you ever tried to talk to someone who spoke your language but spoke a wildly different dialect?

  你是否曾经试图和语言相同但说非常不同方言的某人交谈？

• changes in culture and technology result in wildly different formative environments.

  文化和技术的改变导致疯狂的不同的生长环境。

• well, once in a while, we just click into place: there comes a fleeting moment when each of us, playing highly individuated and often wildly complicated parts, actually become an ensemble.

  我们时不时会对上点儿：我们在演奏非常个人化、通常又非常复杂的段落时，在那一瞬间，我们成为了一个整体。

• but soon, the dutch took control, and the end of the match presented the unusual sight of the brazilians scrambling wildly to find an equalizer.

  但是，很快，荷兰控制住了局势，在比赛结束的时候，呈现的是一种不寻常的现象，即巴西人疯狂欲追平比分。

• then he begins wildly tearing the shirt apart, creating strips of cloth.

  然后，他开始疯狂地将衣服撕扯成一条条的布料。

• and that is how the movers and shakers of this world support one another to be wildly successful.

  这就是这个世界的行动者和颠覆者互相支持并获得成功的方法。

• the original naive implementation used the modulus (%) operator, which is wildly inefficient, to check every number from 2 up to the target number itself to determine if it is a factor.

  原先是简单的使用取模运算符（%）的实现，它非常低效，它自己检查从2到目标数的每个数字，确定是否是因子。

• pointers are like jumps, leading wildly from one part of the data structure to another.

  指针就像跳转一样，疯狂的从数据结构之间到处指来指去。

• the police fired wildly in the air before cameras as the captives were whisked away.

  在摄像头前，警察疯狂地在空中射击，而后这些俘虏被带走。

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