Question

delirious adj.神志昏迷的；精神错乱的；发狂的；非常激动的；极度兴奋的 (1) 发高烧时他神志昏迷,说了些稀奇古怪的事。(2) 他精神错乱，竟不知自己身在何处。 While we sometimes like to say, metaphorically, that strong emotions make us delirious, this adjective has more grim origins, in the Latin word for delirium or "madness" — in the medical sense, that is. When you're delirious from a high fever or a serious bump to the head, you might become incoherent, hallucinate, or have disturbing dreams. The story of The Wizard of Oz is based on the delirious dream Dorothy has after she bumps her head during a tornado.

Accepted Answer

英 [dɪ'lɪriəs] 美 [dɪ'lɪriəs] (1) During the fever he became delirious and said some strange things.(2) He's so delirious and he doesn't know where he is. If you're delirious you're uncontrollably excited or a bit crazy, like when you win the lottery and run screaming through the streets, delirious with happiness. 1[ADJ 形容词](通常指因生病发烧而)谵妄的，神志不清的，说胡话的 Someone who is delirious is unable to think or speak in a sensible and reasonable way, usually because they are very ill and have a fever.   [usu v-link ADJ]I was delirious and blacked out several times.我神志不清，昏迷了好几次。2[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]欣喜若狂的；极度兴奋的 Someone who is delirious is extremely excited and happy.   [oft ADJ with n]His tax-cutting pledge brought a delirious crowd to their feet...他减税的承诺让亢奋的人群欢呼雀跃起来。I was delirious with joy.我欣喜若狂。deliriouslyDora returned from her honeymoon deliriously happy...多拉度完蜜月回来幸福洋溢。Barking deliriously, the dog bounded towards his mistress.那只狗兴奋地狂吠着向女主人跑去。

英语单词	delirious
英美音标	英 [dɪ'lɪriəs] 美 [dɪ'lɪriəs]
中文释义	adj.神志昏迷的；精神错乱的；发狂的；非常激动的；极度兴奋的
英语例句	(1) During the fever he became delirious and said some strange things. (2) He's so delirious and he doesn't know where he is.
中文例句	(1) 发高烧时他神志昏迷,说了些稀奇古怪的事。 (2) 他精神错乱，竟不知自己身在何处。
vocabulary简明	If you're delirious you're uncontrollably excited or a bit crazy, like when you win the lottery and run screaming through the streets, delirious with happiness.
vocabulary扩展	While we sometimes like to say, metaphorically, that strong emotions make us delirious, this adjective has more grim origins, in the Latin word for delirium or "madness" — in the medical sense, that is. When you're delirious from a high fever or a serious bump to the head, you might become incoherent, hallucinate, or have disturbing dreams. The story of The Wizard of Oz is based on the delirious dream Dorothy has after she bumps her head during a tornado.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ 形容词](通常指因生病发烧而)谵妄的，神志不清的，说胡话的 Someone who is delirious is unable to think or speak in a sensible and reasonable way, usually because they are very ill and have a fever. [usu v-link ADJ] I was delirious and blacked out several times. 我神志不清，昏迷了好几次。 2 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]欣喜若狂的；极度兴奋的 Someone who is delirious is extremely excited and happy. [oft ADJ with n] His tax-cutting pledge brought a delirious crowd to their feet... 他减税的承诺让亢奋的人群欢呼雀跃起来。 I was delirious with joy. 我欣喜若狂。 deliriously Dora returned from her honeymoon deliriously happy... 多拉度完蜜月回来幸福洋溢。 Barking deliriously, the dog bounded towards his mistress. 那只狗兴奋地狂吠着向女主人跑去。

Delirious Fever Excited I 英 Dɪ'Lɪriəs] 美 Dɪ'Lɪriəs Adj.神志昏迷的；精神错乱的；发狂的；非常激动的；极度兴奋的