fevered

英 [ˈfiːvəd]

美 [ˈfiːvərd]

adj.  非常激动的; 焦虑不安的; 发烧的; 发热的
v.  使发高烧; 使狂热; 煽动
fever的过去分词和过去式

过去式：fevered　

BNC.24342 / COCA.24350

牛津词典

adj.

• 非常激动的；焦虑不安的
  showing great excitement or worry
  1. fevered excitement/speculation
     兴奋异常；焦急不安的猜测
  2. a fevered imagination/mind (= that imagines strange things)
     驰骋的想象力；奇想联翩
• 发烧的；发热的
  suffering from a fever
  1. She mopped his fevered brow .
     她擦了他那发烧的前额。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 亢奋的;躁动不安的
  Feveredis used to describe feelings of great excitement, and the activities that result from them.
  1. Meg was in a state of fevered anticipation.
     梅格处于一种兴奋的期待中。
  2. ...fevered speculation over the leadership.
     对领导班子的热烈猜测
• ADJ-GRADED 发热的;发烧的
  If a person isfevered, or they have afeveredbrow, they are suffering from a fever.
  1. ...her fevered brow.
     她发烫的额头

英英释义

adj

• highly excited
  1. a fevered imagination

双语例句

• Rarely has stock exchange consolidation been more fevered.
  股票交易所的整合很少有比现在更热的时候。
• The intervening hours were spent in a fevered guessing game as to what the message would be.
  其间的那几个小时里，人们一直在兴奋地相互竞猜要发布的消息内容。
• The west got too greedy and cut the blood supply to its heart just to keep the head working at its fevered pace, then it realised it was too late, the heart was dead and the head followed soon after.
  西方过于贪婪，并削减对心脏的血液供应，只是为了保持头部在群情激愤的步伐中工作，当它意识到，为时已晚，心脏已经死了，头紧随其后。
• In a fevered atmosphere abusive trading becomes more likely so it makes sense to slam on the brakes.
  在狂热的市场气氛下，投资者更有可能滥用交易，因此有必要踩下急刹车。
• The whole affair was the product of a joumalist's fevered imagination.
  整个事件是记者狂热想象的产物。
• But those were just the people newspapers decided to forsake in their fevered attempts to regain the attention of the general public and the young.
  但他们却也正是报纸在狂热寻求重获大众和年轻人注意力的过程中决定舍弃的人。
• The nurse wiped my fevered brow.
  护士擦了擦我发热的额头。
• The heart and lungs began to panic and the brain fevered.
  心肺也开始失去功能。
• I mopped her fevered brow.
  我擦了擦她发烧的额头。
• She cooled her child's fevered brow.
  她给孩子滚烫的额头降温。