英语词汇“fury”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1 (noun) in the sense of anger

Definition

violent anger

She screamed, her face distorted with fury.

Synonyms

anger

He cried with anger and frustration.

passion

Sam flew into a passion at the suggestion.

a crime of passion

rage

I flew into a rage.

madness (informal)

frenzy

Something like a frenzy enveloped them.

wrath

His action incurred the wrath of animal rights activists.

ire

Their ire was directed mainly at the two instigators.

red mist (informal)

impetuosity

Opposites

calm

composure

calmness

equanimity

2 (noun) in the sense of violence

Definition

uncontrolled violence

We were lashed by the full fury of the elements.

Synonyms

violence

‘There's no need,’ she snapped with sudden violence.

force

I took a step back from the force of his rage.

power

the power of his rhetoric

intensity

His intensity, and the ferocity of his feelings alarmed me.

severity

turbulence

a region often beset by religious turbulence

ferocity

surprised by the ferocity of the attack

savagery

the sheer savagery of war

vehemence

He spoke loudly and with more vehemence than he had intended.

fierceness

tempestuousness

Opposites

peace

hush

serenity

tranquillity

stillness

peacefulness

单词	fury
释义	Trends of fury View usage for: fury (fjʊəri) 1. uncountable noun Fury is violent or very strong anger. She screamed, her face distorted with fury and pain. Synonyms: anger, passion, rage, madness [informal] More Synonyms of fury 2. See in a fury More Synonyms of fury fury in British English (ˈfjʊərɪ) nounWord forms: plural -ries 1. violent or uncontrolled anger; wild rage 2. an outburst of such anger 3. uncontrolled violence the fury of the storm 4. a person, esp a woman, with a violent temper 5. Furies 6. like fury Word origin C14: from Latin furia rage, from furere to be furious fury in American English (ˈfjʊri) nounWord forms: plural ˈfuries 1. a. violent anger; wild rage b. a fit of this 2. violence; vehemence; fierceness the fury of a storm 3. a violent or vengeful person; esp., such a woman 4. [F-] any of the Furies 5. Archaic inspired frenzy SIMILAR WORDS: ˈanger Idioms: like fury Word origin ME furie < OFr < L furia < furere, to rage, prob. < IE dhus-, to rage, storm, dust-colored < base dheu-, to blow: see dull More idioms containing fury hell hath no fury like a woman scorned Examples of 'fury' in a sentence fury That would be upping the ante like fury. The Sun (2016) That moment was extremely dangerous and my disappointment turned into great fury and anger. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It would provoke fury from environmentalists and countryside campaigners. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Its exposure caused fury in Congress. Times, Sunday Times (2016) But in addition to the sound and fury, I always hope to be better informed by the end of the show. Times, Sunday Times (2016) FIRST his brother sent the USA fans wild with fury. The Sun (2016) So the sound and fury do not signify all that much. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The kind of thing that drives a patient man or woman to fury? Times, Sunday Times (2009) Hell truly hath no fury like a mezzo scorned. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Where was the rage and the fury? Times, Sunday Times (2015) There was just pure fury on their faces. The Sun (2008) The scandal caused grief and fury within the kingdom. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Beyond those wings the ogre made a sound of baffled fury. Tepper, Sheri S. A Plague of Angels (1993) In fury and rage they devised plans ceaselessly night and day. Kishlansky, Mark A. (editor) Sources of the West: Readings in Western Civilization, Volume 1: From the Beginningto 1715 (1995) Hell hath no fury like an expert scorned. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Why all the sound and fury? Times, Sunday Times (2010) They're all righteous anger and fury. Times, Sunday Times (2012) All ran around in a sort of wild, unfocused fury. Times, Sunday Times (2016) And a club whose attempts to get their man caused fury at Liverpool. The Sun (2013) But he hadn't banked on the fury of a woman scorned. The Sun (2013) We had been braced to face the fury of the Wehrmacht. Alan Whicker Whicker's War Students have always been full of sound and fury, signifying very little. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, indeed. The Sun (2012) After the deluge a chastened Packard would face fury in the morning. Alan Whicker Whicker's War It is a tale of sound and fury, heavy with adjectives. The Times Literary Supplement (2012) Attack causes fury in Britain. The Sun (2014) In other languages fury British English: fury NOUN Fury is violent or very strong anger. She screamed, her face distorted with fury and pain. American English: fury Brazilian Portuguese: fúria Chinese: 狂怒 European Spanish: furia French: fureur German: Wut Italian: furore Japanese: 激怒 Korean: 격분 European Portuguese: fúria Latin American Spanish: furia Chinese translation of 'fury' fury (ˈfjuərɪ) n (u/s) 狂怒 (kuángnù) in a fury 勃然大怒地 (bórán dànù de) 1 (noun) in the sense of anger Definition violent anger She screamed, her face distorted with fury. Synonyms anger He cried with anger and frustration. passion Sam flew into a passion at the suggestion. a crime of passion rage I flew into a rage. madness (informal) frenzy Something like a frenzy enveloped them. wrath His action incurred the wrath of animal rights activists. ire Their ire was directed mainly at the two instigators. red mist (informal) impetuosity Opposites calm , composure , calmness , equanimity 2 (noun) in the sense of violence Definition uncontrolled violence We were lashed by the full fury of the elements. Synonyms violence ‘There's no need,’ she snapped with sudden violence. force I took a step back from the force of his rage. power the power of his rhetoric intensity His intensity, and the ferocity of his feelings alarmed me. severity turbulence a region often beset by religious turbulence ferocity surprised by the ferocity of the attack savagery the sheer savagery of war vehemence He spoke loudly and with more vehemence than he had intended. fierceness tempestuousness Opposites peace , hush , serenity , tranquillity , stillness , peacefulness Additional synonyms in the sense of ferocity surprised by the ferocity of the attack Synonyms savagery, violence, cruelty, brutality, ruthlessness, inhumanity, wildness, barbarity, viciousness, fierceness, rapacity, bloodthirstiness, savageness, ferociousness in the sense of force Definition drive or intensity I took a step back from the force of his rage. Synonyms intensity, vigour, vehemence, fierceness, drive, emphasis, persistence in the sense of frenzy Definition violent or wild and uncontrollable behaviour Something like a frenzy enveloped them. Synonyms fury, transport, passion, rage, madness, turmoil, distraction, seizure, hysteria, mania, agitation, aberration, delirium, paroxysm Synonyms of 'fury' fury Explore 'fury' in the dictionary
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