raging
美音:[´reıdʒıŋ
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英音:[´reıdʒıŋ
]
adj.狂怒的
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raging为短语/超纲词汇
近义词, 同义词
violent vehement rough rude wild impetuous rampant turbulent disorderly blustering raging riotous tumultuous obstreperous uproarious extravagant tameless frenzied insaneangry irate wrathful cross irascible sulky bitter virulent acrimonious discourteous violent fuming raging offended worked up indignant sore
raging
adj [attrib 作定语] extreme or painful 极端的; 痛苦的
*raging hunger, thirst, passion 极其饿、渴、热情
* have a raging headache, toothache, etc 头痛、牙痛...已极.
*raging hunger, thirst, passion 极其饿、渴、热情
* have a raging headache, toothache, etc 头痛、牙痛...已极.
raging
adj [only before noun]
very great and hard to control
a raging appetite
I was in a raging temper.
continuing strongly and showing no signs of ending
a raging debate
raging inflation
The show was a raging success.
a raging headache etc is very painful
Richard developed a raging headache and had to lie down.
a raging fever (=a very high body temperature)
continuing or moving with great natural force
a raging storm
a raging sea
The fire had become a raging blaze.
very great and hard to control
a raging appetite
I was in a raging temper.
continuing strongly and showing no signs of ending
a raging debate
raging inflation
The show was a raging success.
a raging headache etc is very painful
Richard developed a raging headache and had to lie down.
a raging fever (=a very high body temperature)
continuing or moving with great natural force
a raging storm
a raging sea
The fire had become a raging blaze.
1. Newspapers appeared and people bought them, hurrying to work and reading reports of the battle raging over London.
报纸一出来，人们就去购买，一边匆匆忙忙地赶去上班, 一边阅读伦敦战况的报道。
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报纸一出来，人们就去购买，一边匆匆忙忙地赶去上班, 一边阅读伦敦战况的报道。
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