英 [ˈfiːvəd] 美 [ˈfiːvərd]
adj. 发烧的；激动的；激昂的
v. 发热；高度兴奋（fever 的过去式和过去分词）
fevered /ˈfiːvəd/
形容词 Fevered is used to describe feelings of great excitement, and the activities that result from them. 激昂的; 激动的
Meg was in a state of fevered anticipation.
梅格处于一种急切期盼状态中。
...fevered speculation over the leadership.
...该领导班子的急功近利。
形容词 If a person is fevered, or they have a fevered brow, they are suffering from a fever. 发烧的
highly excited
a fevered imagination
... excited感到兴奋的 fevered发烧的 hot热的 ...
feverishly 狂热地；兴奋地
fever 发烧，发热；狂热
feverishness 疯狂，狂燥；发烧
fever 发烧；狂热；患热病
fever 使发烧；使狂热；使患热病
She mopped his fevered brow.
她擦了他那发烧的前额。
The nurse mopped his fevered brow.
护士擦拭了他发烫的前额。
Meg was in a state of fevered anticipation.
梅格处于一种急切期盼状态中。
So the threat embodied by the mother who will beat her own son unconscious is embodied in that fevered vision of the bags like the full udders of cows.
那个可怕的母亲,如同高烧时,看到的像涨涨的,母牛乳房的袋子。
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And for all its fevered, pretzel-logic stridulations, it fails to make any case for the latter.
In fevered times, the ancients felt the gods had to be propitiated with human sacrifices.
The fevered swamps of a pre-election season are no time to be taking such portentous steps.