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furiously adv.狂怒地；有力地；猛烈地 (1) 她开始狂怒地用纸巾擦。 When you write an irate letter to the editor, you're likely to do it furiously, and when you deny another student's accusation that you cheated on a test, you'll respond furiously. Anything you do in an angry way is done furiously. You can also use the adjective to describe something that's done with passion, as when a little girl bicycles furiously downtown, hoping to get there right when the library opens.

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英 ['fjʊəriəsli] 美 ['fjʊəriəsli] (1) She began furiously dabbing at it with a napkin. When you do something furiously, you do it in a very angry manner. If you furiously tell your friend to stop looking at her phone while she drives, she's going to know you're serious.

英语单词	furiously
英美音标	英 ['fjʊəriəsli] 美 ['fjʊəriəsli]
中文释义	adv.狂怒地；有力地；猛烈地
英语例句	(1) She began furiously dabbing at it with a napkin.
中文例句	(1) 她开始狂怒地用纸巾擦。
vocabulary简明	When you do something furiously, you do it in a very angry manner. If you furiously tell your friend to stop looking at her phone while she drives, she's going to know you're serious.
vocabulary扩展	When you write an irate letter to the editor, you're likely to do it furiously, and when you deny another student's accusation that you cheated on a test, you'll respond furiously. Anything you do in an angry way is done furiously. You can also use the adjective to describe something that's done with passion, as when a little girl bicycles furiously downtown, hoping to get there right when the library opens.

Furiously Angry 英 Fjʊəriəsli] 美 Fjʊəriəsli Adv.狂怒地；有力地；猛烈地 Began Dabbing