wild是什么意思

详细释义

• 0 uncontrolled, violent, or extreme -- 瘋狂的；狂暴的；猛烈的

  • a wild party 狂野的派對

  • wild dancing 狂舞

  • The audience burst into wild applause. 觀眾爆發出熱烈的掌聲。

  • When I told him what I'd done, he went wild (= became very angry). 當我告訴他我的所作所為時，他暴跳如雷。

  • The children were wild with excitement (= were extremely excited). 孩子們欣喜若狂。

  • Her eyes were wild/She had a wild look in her eyes (= her eyes were wide open, as if frightened or mentally ill). 她睜大眼睛，眼中充滿驚恐。

  • His hair was wild (= long and untidy) and his clothes full of holes. 他的頭髮又長又亂，衣服上都是洞。

  • There have been wild (= extreme) variations in the level of spending. 消費水平有著極大的差別。

  • They get some wild weather (= many severe storms) in the north. 北方暴風雨很多。

  • It was a wild (= stormy or very windy) night, with the wind howling and the rain pouring down. 那是一個暴風雨大作的夜晚，狂風怒吼，大雨滂沱。

  • Those are wild trousers you're wearing, Maddy. 你穿的褲子可真棒，瑪蒂。

• 1 used to refer to plants or animals that live or grow independently of people, in natural conditions and with natural characteristics -- 野生的；未經栽培的；未經馴化的

  • wild grasses 野草

  • a herd of wild horses 一群野馬

  • These herbs grow wild in the area. 在這個地區，這種草是野生的。

  • a wild, mountainous region 荒無人煙的山區

• 2 something that you say that is not based on facts and is probably wrong -- 毫無根據的指控／猜測／謠言

• 3 in natural conditions, independent of humans -- 在野生環境中

  • Animals would produce more young in the wild than they do in the zoo. 動物在野生環境中的產崽數量要比在動物園裡多。

  • She lives somewhere in the wilds of Borneo. 她住在婆羅洲荒野中的某個地方。