furiously 音标拼音: [fj'ʊriəsli]
ad . 狂暴地;猛然地
狂暴地;猛然地
furiously adv 1 : (
of the elements )
in a wild and stormy manner ; "
winds were blowing furiously "
2 :
in a manner marked by extreme or violent energy ; "
the boys fought furiously "; "
she went peddling furiously up the narrow street "
3 :
in an impassioned or very angry manner ; "
she screamed furiously at her tormentors "
Furious \
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L .
furiosus ,
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furia rage ,
fury :
cf .
F .
furieux .
See {
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1 .
Transported with passion or fury ;
raging ;
violent ;
as ,
a furious animal .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Rushing with impetuosity ;
moving with violence ;
as ,
a furious stream ;
a furious wind or storm .
Syn :
Impetuous ;
vehement ;
boisterous ;
fierce ;
turbulent ;
tumultuous ;
angry ;
mad ;
frantic ;
frenzied . --
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n .
[
1913 Webster ]
94 Moby Thesaurus words for "
furiously ":
a corps perdu ,
all to pieces ,
amain ,
angrily ,
apace ,
at once ,
by forced marches ,
carelessly ,
cursorily ,
deliriously ,
demonically ,
desperately ,
distractedly ,
expeditiously ,
fanatically ,
feverishly ,
fiercely ,
frantically ,
frenetically ,
frenziedly ,
hand over fist ,
happen what may ,
hastily ,
head over heels ,
headfirst ,
headforemost ,
headlong ,
heatedly ,
heedlessly ,
heels over head ,
helter -
skelter ,
holus -
bolus ,
hotfoot ,
hotheadedly ,
hotly ,
hurriedly ,
hurry -
scurry ,
immediately ,
impetuously ,
in anger ,
in hot blood ,
in passing ,
indignantly ,
infuriatedly ,
infuriately ,
insensately ,
instantly ,
irately ,
like blazes ,
like crazy ,
like fury ,
like mad ,
like one possessed ,
madly ,
mindlessly ,
on the run ,
overeagerly ,
overenthusiastically ,
overzealously ,
pell -
mell ,
precipitantly ,
precipitately ,
precipitously ,
promptly ,
quickly ,
rabidly ,
ramble -
scramble ,
recklessly ,
rigorously ,
riotously ,
severely ,
slam -
bang ,
slap -
bang ,
slapdash ,
speedily ,
stormily ,
superficially ,
swiftly ,
tempestuously ,
troublously ,
turbulently ,
uncontrollably ,
uproariously ,
vehemently ,
venomously ,
violently ,
virulently ,
wantonly ,
wildly ,
with a rush ,
with a vengeance ,
with all haste ,
with dispatch ,
with haste
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