Definition of frantically in English:

frantically

adverb ˈfrantɪkliˈfræn(t)ɪkli

1In a distraught way owing to fear, anxiety, or other emotion.
women wept as they frantically searched for missing children
Example sentencesExamples
- Meanwhile, the children are frantically crying.
- A moment later, a woman creates another disturbance when she frantically tries to shut off her car alarm.
- He runs through the jungle trying frantically to lose the savage hunters as they sing their terrifying pig-hunting song.
- One group of survivors is thrown life preservers, while another is frantically bailing out a sinking vessel.
- Federal investigators frantically sought to track down the infected cow's antecedents.
- Her husband is seen roaming the neighborhood in his car, frantically searching for her.
- On the steps of the restaurant, he runs into his friend who has been frantically looking for him.
- The third man frantically tries to climb the cliff to escape.
- You pretend to throw, and the stupid dog runs frantically searching everywhere for the ball you neglected to offer him.
- The animals, seeing that Snow White is in danger, frantically retrieve the Dwarfs from the mines.
1. 1.1 In a hurried, excited, or disorganized manner.
  the two ladies competing for his attention waved frantically at him
  officials frantically typed on laptops
  Example sentencesExamples
  The ending, which seems to go on forever, as you frantically turn page after page, is totally dramatic with secret agents popping out of every closet.
  Zooming around frantically during the week, I found myself frequenting the local convenience store what seemed like a hundred times.
  At the exact moment the theme song begins, our unborn baby boy starts kicking frantically.
  At first she is seen frantically scrubbing the floor, possibly, it seems at first, grinding seed to make bread.
  She rubbed her hair frantically in an attempt to dry it, but failed, and walked downstairs wet.
  Bedlam breaks out as everyone starts dancing frantically.
  My friend dipped his hand into the worms and held one up as it wriggled frantically in his fingers.
  In a frantically paced production, The Fair Maid of the West makes a madcap dash through Heywood's plays.
  He has directed as frantically as Greenberg has written.
  He frantically pounds the piano as if his very soul depends upon it.

Definition of frantically in US English:

frantically

adverbˈfræn(t)ɪkliˈfran(t)iklē

1In a distraught way owing to fear, anxiety, or other emotion.
women wept as they frantically searched for missing children
Example sentencesExamples
- He runs through the jungle trying frantically to lose the savage hunters as they sing their terrifying pig-hunting song.
- Meanwhile, the children are frantically crying.
- Her husband is seen roaming the neighborhood in his car, frantically searching for her.
- You pretend to throw, and the stupid dog runs frantically searching everywhere for the ball you neglected to offer him.
- The animals, seeing that Snow White is in danger, frantically retrieve the Dwarfs from the mines.
- A moment later, a woman creates another disturbance when she frantically tries to shut off her car alarm.
- On the steps of the restaurant, he runs into his friend who has been frantically looking for him.
- Federal investigators frantically sought to track down the infected cow's antecedents.
- One group of survivors is thrown life preservers, while another is frantically bailing out a sinking vessel.
- The third man frantically tries to climb the cliff to escape.
1. 1.1 In a hurried, excited, or disorganized manner.
  the two ladies competing for his attention waved frantically at him
  officials frantically typed on laptops
  Example sentencesExamples
  My friend dipped his hand into the worms and held one up as it wriggled frantically in his fingers.
  He has directed as frantically as Greenberg has written.
  At first she is seen frantically scrubbing the floor, possibly, it seems at first, grinding seed to make bread.
  The ending, which seems to go on forever, as you frantically turn page after page, is totally dramatic with secret agents popping out of every closet.
  She rubbed her hair frantically in an attempt to dry it, but failed, and walked downstairs wet.
  Zooming around frantically during the week, I found myself frequenting the local convenience store what seemed like a hundred times.
  Bedlam breaks out as everyone starts dancing frantically.
  In a frantically paced production, The Fair Maid of the West makes a madcap dash through Heywood's plays.
  He frantically pounds the piano as if his very soul depends upon it.
  At the exact moment the theme song begins, our unborn baby boy starts kicking frantically.

单词	frantically
释义	Definition of frantically in English: frantically adverb ˈfrantɪkliˈfræn(t)ɪkli 1In a distraught way owing to fear, anxiety, or other emotion. women wept as they frantically searched for missing children Example sentencesExamples Meanwhile, the children are frantically crying. A moment later, a woman creates another disturbance when she frantically tries to shut off her car alarm. He runs through the jungle trying frantically to lose the savage hunters as they sing their terrifying pig-hunting song. One group of survivors is thrown life preservers, while another is frantically bailing out a sinking vessel. Federal investigators frantically sought to track down the infected cow's antecedents. Her husband is seen roaming the neighborhood in his car, frantically searching for her. On the steps of the restaurant, he runs into his friend who has been frantically looking for him. The third man frantically tries to climb the cliff to escape. You pretend to throw, and the stupid dog runs frantically searching everywhere for the ball you neglected to offer him. The animals, seeing that Snow White is in danger, frantically retrieve the Dwarfs from the mines. 1.1 In a hurried, excited, or disorganized manner. the two ladies competing for his attention waved frantically at him officials frantically typed on laptops Example sentencesExamples The ending, which seems to go on forever, as you frantically turn page after page, is totally dramatic with secret agents popping out of every closet. Zooming around frantically during the week, I found myself frequenting the local convenience store what seemed like a hundred times. At the exact moment the theme song begins, our unborn baby boy starts kicking frantically. At first she is seen frantically scrubbing the floor, possibly, it seems at first, grinding seed to make bread. She rubbed her hair frantically in an attempt to dry it, but failed, and walked downstairs wet. Bedlam breaks out as everyone starts dancing frantically. My friend dipped his hand into the worms and held one up as it wriggled frantically in his fingers. In a frantically paced production, The Fair Maid of the West* makes a madcap dash through Heywood's plays.* He has directed as frantically as Greenberg has written. He frantically pounds the piano as if his very soul depends upon it. Definition of frantically in US English: frantically adverbˈfræn(t)ɪkliˈfran(t)iklē 1In a distraught way owing to fear, anxiety, or other emotion. women wept as they frantically searched for missing children Example sentencesExamples He runs through the jungle trying frantically to lose the savage hunters as they sing their terrifying pig-hunting song. Meanwhile, the children are frantically crying. Her husband is seen roaming the neighborhood in his car, frantically searching for her. You pretend to throw, and the stupid dog runs frantically searching everywhere for the ball you neglected to offer him. The animals, seeing that Snow White is in danger, frantically retrieve the Dwarfs from the mines. A moment later, a woman creates another disturbance when she frantically tries to shut off her car alarm. On the steps of the restaurant, he runs into his friend who has been frantically looking for him. Federal investigators frantically sought to track down the infected cow's antecedents. One group of survivors is thrown life preservers, while another is frantically bailing out a sinking vessel. The third man frantically tries to climb the cliff to escape. 1.1 In a hurried, excited, or disorganized manner. the two ladies competing for his attention waved frantically at him officials frantically typed on laptops Example sentencesExamples My friend dipped his hand into the worms and held one up as it wriggled frantically in his fingers. He has directed as frantically as Greenberg has written. At first she is seen frantically scrubbing the floor, possibly, it seems at first, grinding seed to make bread. The ending, which seems to go on forever, as you frantically turn page after page, is totally dramatic with secret agents popping out of every closet. She rubbed her hair frantically in an attempt to dry it, but failed, and walked downstairs wet. Zooming around frantically during the week, I found myself frequenting the local convenience store what seemed like a hundred times. Bedlam breaks out as everyone starts dancing frantically. In a frantically paced production, The Fair Maid of the West* makes a madcap dash through Heywood's plays.* He frantically pounds the piano as if his very soul depends upon it. At the exact moment the theme song begins, our unborn baby boy starts kicking frantically.
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