furor

英

美

n.  激励，狂怒，（宗教的）狂热

GRE医学

COCA.15523

英英释义

noun

• a sudden outburst (as of protest)
  Synonym:furore
• an interest followed with exaggerated zeal
  1. he always follows the latest fads
  2. it was all the rage that season
  Synonym:fadcrazefurorecultrage

双语例句

• The furor over Gallas's tackle after the Bolton game was incredible.
  大家对加拉斯在对阵博尔顿的比赛中那次犯规出离愤怒。
• Through the reading of those novels we can find the figure and language are the main body of this feeling, which is restricted by the writers, and construct the furor character of these literatures together.
  而在对这些文本的仔细研读中可以发现人物形象及其话语言行是此种激情的主要支撑体，它们受制于创作者共同建构出此类作品的激情品格。
• His comments caused a furor in the national press.
  他的评论在国家报纸上引起了狂怒。
• But a furor still is playing out on Twitter over Mrs. Obama and the absent head scarf.
  但是Twitter上仍出现了关于奥巴马夫人未戴头巾的激烈争论。
• A furor has been growing as evidence has surfaced that mortgage lenders have been using flawed court papers to evict homeowners.
  抵押放贷者使用有缺陷的法院文件驱逐私房屋主，这狂热的增长作为证据被曝光。
• So, what explains the furor?
  那么，如何解释这份狂热呢？
• Last year China and Japan suddenly were at odds over sovereignty of several small islands, creating a diplomatic furor.
  去年，中日两国突然为了几个小岛发生争执，导致了一场外交风波。
• Furor: this talent now works correctly with cat form again.
  狂热：这个天赋将在猫形态下生效。
• The half hour lecture caused an enormous furor.
  那半小时的演讲引起了极大的轰动。
• All this furor over a book?
  勃然大怒竟是为了一本书？