英 [frəˈnetɪkli] 美 [frəˈnetɪkli]
adv. 发疯般地；极其激动地
in a very agitated manner; as if possessed by an evil spirit
同义词： demoniacally
... frenzy n. 狂暴；狂怒；暴怒 frenetically adv. 发疯般地；极其激动地 frigid adj. 寒冷的，冷淡的 ...
... Disc：圆盘 Frenetically：疯狂 Whirligig：旋转; 旋转玩具; 旋转木马; 循环 ...
frenziedly 极其激动地；狂乱地
When we rush and set a frenetic pace, it stresses others and inspires them to rush frenetically too.
当我们忙乱着和设定一种发狂的节奏时，这会带给他人压力并促使他们也发狂地忙乱起来。
Let us live the agony fully; let us live our inner tragedy absolutely and frenetically to the very end!
让我们完全地活在痛苦之中；让我们完全地活在内在的悲剧之中，狂热到生命的终点！
Film-maker Boyle, who won for best director and was previously best known for the frenetically bleak Trainspotting, is British.
先前因无比凄凉的影片《猜火车》而被人们熟知的博伊尔，也是获得最佳导演的电影制片人，是个英国人。
America's frenetically short two-year election cycle has many effects, and few of them promote good government.
Is it any wonder that China has frenetically pursued the technology to destroy such satellites?
Thabo Mbeki, the South African president, has worked frenetically to broker such talks in several countries, with some success.
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