frenzy
US
UK frenzy n: (fit of madness or overexcitement)
SC 狂乱
SC 过度兴奋
The shoppers were in a frenzy when the sales started.
特价售卖活动开始的时候，购物者陷入了狂乱。
frenzy n: (agitated activity)
SC 疯狂 fēng kuáng
TC 瘋狂
TC 瘋狂
SC 狂乱
There was a frenzy of activity when the foreign diplomat arrived.
外国使节的到来引发了许多狂乱的活动。
frenzy n: (madness)
SC 疯狂，狂热 fēng kuáng，kuáng rè
TC 瘋狂，狂熱
TC 瘋狂，狂熱
SC 极度激动
The frenzy that overcame people en masse in medieval times is now known as chorea.
现在我们已经知道，中世纪人们出现的狂热现象其实是“舞蹈病”导致的。
frenzy [sb] vtr: often passive (drive to frenzy)
SC 使…发狂
TC 使…發狂
TC 使…發狂
SC 使…暴怒
feeding frenzy n: (animals: ruthless attack) (指动物)
SC 疯狂觅食
SC 疯狂进食
feeding frenzy, media feeding frenzy n: figurative (media: aggressive coverage) (媒体)
SC 疯狂报导
SC 步步跟进报导
whip [sb] up into a frenzy v expr: informal, figurative (enrage, overexcite)
SC 激起...至疯狂
whip [sb] up into a frenzy of [sth] v expr: informal, figurative (enrage, overexcite)
SC 激起...至疯狂
The politician's speech whipped the crowd up into a frenzy of excitement.