wildly

英 [ˈwaɪldli]

美 [ˈwaɪldli]

adv.  失控地; 紊乱地; 极其; 非常

Oxford 3000 / Collins.2 / BNC.6577 / COCA.5596

牛津词典

adv.

• 失控地；紊乱地
  in a way that is not controlled
  1. She looked wildly around for an escape.
     她环顾四周，拼命寻找逃路。
  2. His heart was beating wildly.
     他的心脏剧烈地跳着。
• 极其；非常
  extremely; very
  1. The story had been wildly exaggerated.
     这件事被过分地夸大了。
  2. It is not a wildly funny play.
     这并不是一出太滑稽的戏剧。

柯林斯词典

• See also:Reports of his drinking have been wildly exaggerated...The island's hotels vary wildly.wild

英英释义

adv

• to an extreme or greatly exaggerated degree
  1. the storyline is wildly unrealistic
• with violent and uncontrollable passion
  1. attacked wildly, slashing and stabbing over and over
• in an uncontrolled or unrestrained manner
  1. He gesticulated wildly

双语例句

• The truck sways wildly, careening down narrow mountain roads.
  卡车疯狂地左摇右晃，从狭窄的山路上急冲而下。
• He was wildly excited.
  他兴奋若狂。
• Well, you haven't a very wildly lively imagination, comrades.
  真是的，同志们，你们也太没有丰富的想象力了！
• Reports of his drinking have been wildly exaggerated
  有关他酗酒的报道极尽夸张。
• To buy flowers for myself seems wildly self-indulgent.
  为自己买花似乎太放纵自己了。
• Joe acted queerly and talked wildly, so we thought he was not all there.
  乔的行动怪异言语狂放，所以我们认为他不太对劲。
• Everyone was on their feet applauding wildly.
  每个人都站起身来热烈鼓掌。
• The acting is wildly uneven.
  演技起伏极大。
• Pulling the Lion's tail, and getting away with it, proved wildly popular.
  拉狮子的尾巴，并且侥幸成功了，结果就是他广受欢迎。
• He gave a choked cry, flailed his arms wildly for a moment, and then went over the edge.
  他闷哼了一声，手臂乱挥了几下，就从边上摔了下去。