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

• The men lay sick on the deck, rubbing fevered chests and foreheads.
  那些人病倒了躺在甲板上，不住揉擦着发烧的胸口和前额。
• You lead these poor children into the most fevered conclusions?
  难道不是你使这些学生产生这些幻想的吗？
• He was startled by the fevered look of his patient.
  他的病人的狂热目光使他大吃一惊。
• The heart and lungs began to panic and the brain fevered.
  心肺也开始失去功能。
• However, ten years ago, in the fevered college age, that's the word I hate the most.
  而十年前，在激昂的大学时代，这还是我非常痛恨的字眼。
• 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 dying man raised his fevered eyes gratefully to the Don.
  快要死的人感激地向堂抬起他激动的眼睛。
• The nurse wiped my fevered brow.
  护士擦了擦我发热的额头。
• It was promptly leaked to All Things D, a technology-industry blog, and unleashed a fevered debate in the blogosphere and on Twitter.
  消息很快就泄漏给了科技博客AllThingsD，并在博客圈和推特上引发热议。
• I mopped her fevered brow.
  我擦了擦她发烧的额头。