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

Wild

nnoun.statea wild primitive state untouched by civilization

Synset:natural state state of nature

Examples:

he lived in the wild
they collected mushrooms in the wild

Derivationally Related Form:wild

Hypernyms:state

Inherited Hypernyms:wildstateattributeabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:crudenesscrudityprimitivenessprimitivismrudeness

Full Hyponyms:

nnoun.locationa wild and uninhabited area left in its natural condition

Synset:wilderness

Examples:

it was a wilderness preserved for the hawks and mountaineers

Derivationally Related Form:wild

Hypernyms:geographic area geographic region geographical area geographical region

Inherited Hypernyms:wildernessgeographical arearegionlocationobjectphysical entityentity

Direct Hyponyms:barrenbushfrontierwastewasteland

Full Hyponyms:

adjadj.allmarked by extreme lack of restraint or control

Examples:

wild talk
wild parties

Antonyms:tame

Derivationally Related Form:wildness

Inherited Hypernyms:wild

Similar to:chaotic disorderly delirious excited frantic mad unrestrained frenzied manic unsubdued

See also:intractable

adj satadj.allin a state of extreme emotion

Examples:

wild with anger
wild with grief

Antonyms:passionless

Derivationally Related Form:wildness

Inherited Hypernyms:wild

Similar to:passionate

adj satadj.alldeviating widely from an intended course

Examples:

a wild bullet
he threw a wild pitch

Antonyms:controlled

Inherited Hypernyms:wild

Similar to:uncontrolled

adj satadj.all(of colors or sounds) intensely vivid or loud

Synset:violent

Examples:

a violent clash of colors
her dress was a violent red
a violent noise
wild colors
wild shouts

Antonyms:mild

Derivationally Related Form:wildness

Inherited Hypernyms:violent

Similar to:intense

adj satadj.allwithout a basis in reason or fact

Synset:baseless groundless idle unfounded unwarranted

Examples:

baseless gossip
the allegations proved groundless
idle fears
unfounded suspicions
unwarranted jealousy

Antonyms:supported

Derivationally Related Form:idleness

Inherited Hypernyms:baseless

Similar to:unsupported

adj satadj.alltalking or behaving irrationally

Synset:raving mad

Examples:

a raving lunatic

Antonyms:sane

Inherited Hypernyms:raving mad

Similar to:insane

adj satadj.allinvolving risk or danger

Synset:hazardous risky

Examples:

skydiving is a hazardous sport
extremely risky going out in the tide and fog
a wild financial scheme

Antonyms:safe

Derivationally Related Form:hazardousnessriskinesshazardrisk

Inherited Hypernyms:hazardous

Similar to:dangerous unsafe

adj satadj.allfanciful and unrealistic; foolish

Synset:fantastic

Examples:

a fantastic idea of his own importance

Antonyms:realistic

Derivationally Related Form:fantasy

Inherited Hypernyms:fantastic

Similar to:unrealistic

adj satadj.alllocated in a dismal or remote area; desolate

Synset:godforsaken waste

Examples:

a desert island
a godforsaken wilderness crossroads
a wild stretch of land
waste places

Antonyms:hospitable

Derivationally Related Form:wildernesswastewild

Inherited Hypernyms:godforsaken

Similar to:inhospitable

adj satadj.allintensely enthusiastic about or preoccupied with

Domain Usage:colloquialism

Synset:crazy dotty gaga

Examples:

crazy about cars and racing
they are dotty about each other
gaga over the rock group's new album

Antonyms:unenthusiastic

Derivationally Related Form:crazinesscraze

Inherited Hypernyms:crazy

Similar to:enthusiastic

adj satadj.allwithout civilizing influences

Synset:barbarian barbaric savage uncivilised uncivilized

Examples:

barbarian invaders
barbaric practices
a savage people
fighting is crude and uncivilized especially if the weapons are efficient"-Margaret Meade
wild tribes

Antonyms:civilized

Derivationally Related Form:savagesavagenessbarbarianwildnessbarbaritywild

Inherited Hypernyms:barbarian

Similar to:noncivilised noncivilized

adj satadj.all(of the elements) as if showing violent anger

Synset:angry furious raging tempestuous

Examples:

angry clouds on the horizon
furious winds
the raging sea

Antonyms:calm

Derivationally Related Form:angrinesswildnesstempesttempestuousnessfuryfuriousness

Inherited Hypernyms:angry

Similar to:stormy

advadv.allin an uncontrolled and rampant manner

Synset:rampantly

Examples:

weeds grew rampantly around here

Pertainyms:rampant

Inherited Hypernyms:rampantly

advadv.allin a wild or undomesticated manner

Examples:

growing wild
roaming wild

Pertainyms:wild

Inherited Hypernyms:wild

单词	wild
释义	Wild nnoun.statea wild primitive state untouched by civilization Synset:natural state state of nature Examples: he lived in the wild they collected mushrooms in the wild Derivationally Related Form:wild Hypernyms:state Inherited Hypernyms:wildstateattributeabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:crudenesscrudityprimitivenessprimitivismrudeness Full Hyponyms: crudeness nnoun.locationa wild and uninhabited area left in its natural condition Synset:wilderness Examples: it was a wilderness preserved for the hawks and mountaineers Derivationally Related Form:wild Hypernyms:geographic area geographic region geographical area geographical region Inherited Hypernyms:wildernessgeographical arearegionlocationobjectphysical entityentity Direct Hyponyms:barrenbushfrontierwastewasteland Full Hyponyms: barrenbushfrontierheathoutback adjadj.allmarked by extreme lack of restraint or control Examples: wild talk wild parties Antonyms:tame Derivationally Related Form:wildness Inherited Hypernyms:wild Similar to:chaotic disorderly delirious excited frantic mad unrestrained frenzied manic unsubdued See also:unquiet adjadj.allin a natural state; not tamed or domesticated or cultivated Attributes:wildness Synset:untamed Examples: wild geese edible wild plants Antonyms:tame Derivationally Related Form:wildernesswild Inherited Hypernyms:wild Similar to:feral ferine savage semi-wild unbroken undomesticated See also:intractable adj satadj.allin a state of extreme emotion Examples: wild with anger wild with grief Antonyms:passionless Derivationally Related Form:wildness Inherited Hypernyms:wild Similar to:passionate adj satadj.alldeviating widely from an intended course Examples: a wild bullet he threw a wild pitch Antonyms:controlled Inherited Hypernyms:wild Similar to:uncontrolled adj satadj.all(of colors or sounds) intensely vivid or loud Synset:violent Examples: a violent clash of colors her dress was a violent red a violent noise wild colors wild shouts Antonyms:mild Derivationally Related Form:wildness Inherited Hypernyms:violent Similar to:intense adj satadj.allwithout a basis in reason or fact Synset:baseless groundless idle unfounded unwarranted Examples: baseless gossip the allegations proved groundless idle fears unfounded suspicions unwarranted jealousy Antonyms:supported Derivationally Related Form:idleness Inherited Hypernyms:baseless Similar to:unsupported adj satadj.alltalking or behaving irrationally Synset:raving mad Examples: a raving lunatic Antonyms:sane Inherited Hypernyms:raving mad Similar to:insane adj satadj.allinvolving risk or danger Synset:hazardous risky Examples: skydiving is a hazardous sport extremely risky going out in the tide and fog a wild financial scheme Antonyms:safe Derivationally Related Form:hazardousnessriskinesshazardrisk Inherited Hypernyms:hazardous Similar to:dangerous unsafe adj satadj.allfanciful and unrealistic; foolish Synset:fantastic Examples: a fantastic idea of his own importance Antonyms:realistic Derivationally Related Form:fantasy Inherited Hypernyms:fantastic Similar to:unrealistic adj satadj.alllocated in a dismal or remote area; desolate Synset:godforsaken waste Examples: a desert island a godforsaken wilderness crossroads a wild stretch of land waste places Antonyms:hospitable Derivationally Related Form:wildernesswastewild Inherited Hypernyms:godforsaken Similar to:inhospitable adj satadj.allintensely enthusiastic about or preoccupied with Domain Usage:colloquialism Synset:crazy dotty gaga Examples: crazy about cars and racing they are dotty about each other gaga over the rock group's new album Antonyms:unenthusiastic Derivationally Related Form:crazinesscraze Inherited Hypernyms:crazy Similar to:enthusiastic adj satadj.allwithout civilizing influences Synset:barbarian barbaric savage uncivilised uncivilized Examples: barbarian invaders barbaric practices a savage people fighting is crude and uncivilized especially if the weapons are efficient"-Margaret Meade wild tribes Antonyms:civilized Derivationally Related Form:savagesavagenessbarbarianwildnessbarbaritywild Inherited Hypernyms:barbarian Similar to:noncivilised noncivilized adj satadj.all(of the elements) as if showing violent anger Synset:angry furious raging tempestuous Examples: angry clouds on the horizon furious winds the raging sea Antonyms:calm Derivationally Related Form:angrinesswildnesstempesttempestuousnessfuryfuriousness Inherited Hypernyms:angry Similar to:stormy advadv.allin an uncontrolled and rampant manner Synset:rampantly Examples: weeds grew rampantly around here Pertainyms:rampant Inherited Hypernyms:rampantly advadv.allin a wild or undomesticated manner Examples: growing wild roaming wild Pertainyms:wild Inherited Hypernyms:wild
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