fevered 英 [ˈfi:vəd]   美 [ˈfivərd]

fevered

fevered  英 [ˈfi:vəd] 美 [ˈfivərd]

adj. 发烧的;激动的;激昂的  v. 发热;高度兴奋(fever的过去式和过去分词) 

It enables people to have fevered debate in politics without stealing elections or shooting the opposition. 它让人们不需要窃取选举或者攻击对手也能激烈地讨论政治。
He felt its fur like a caress on the side of his neck, and then the touch of its whiskers and fevered nose. 他感到它的皮毛在他脖子的一侧抚摸着,紧接着是它的尾巴和热乎乎的鼻子。

  • If you're fevered, you're agitated or overly excited about something. A group of middle school kids might have a fevered reaction to the news that their favorite band is in town.
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  • adj. 发烧的;激动的;激昂的
  • v. 发热;高度兴奋(fever的过去式和过去分词)
  • 1. It enables people to have fevered debate in politics without stealing elections or shooting the opposition.

    它让人们不需要窃取选举或者攻击对手也能激烈地讨论政治。

  • 2. He felt its fur like a caress on the side of his neck, and then the touch of its whiskers and fevered nose.

    他感到它的皮毛在他脖子的一侧抚摸着,紧接着是它的尾巴和热乎乎的鼻子。

  • 3. We build up our own sense of security by trying to provide a relentless, advantageous contract between ourselves and others by the fevered, intense activities in which we are engaged.

    我们建立了我们自己的安全意识,通过设法在我们自己与他人之间建立一个永久的有利的契约,也通过我们从事的这种激烈的紧张的活动。

fe·vered / ˈfiːvəd ; NAmE ˈfiːvərd / adjective [only before noun ] 1 showing great excitement or worry 非常激动的;焦虑不安的 fevered excitement/speculation 兴奋异常;焦急不安的猜测 a fevered imagination/mind (= that imagines strange things) 驰骋的想像力;奇想联翩 2 suffering from a fever 发烧的;发热的 She mopped his fevered brow. 她擦了他那发烧的前额。 fe·vered / ˈfiːvəd ; NAmE ˈfiːvərd /
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