wildly的意思、解釋

副詞瘋狂地; 粗暴地，野蠻地; 野生地; 失去控制地

副詞

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1. The spectators applauded wildly.

觀眾拼命地鼓掌。

2. I was guessing wildly.

我隨便亂猜。

1. 野生地：wildling 野生動物 | wildly 野生地 | wildness 野生

2. 失去控制的：direction方向 | wildly失去控制的 | brick磚,磚塊

3. 發(fā)狂地,荒唐地：clap 拍手;鼓掌 | wildly 發(fā)狂地,荒唐地 | lazy 懶惰的,懶散的

4. wildly是什么意思

4. 野生地/野蠻地/粗暴地/荒蕪地/胡亂地/隨便地：wildlifer /強烈呼吁保護野生動植物的人/ | wildly /野生地/野蠻地/粗暴地/荒蕪地/胡亂地/隨便地/ | wildness /野生/野蠻/粗暴/

1. Although this view is wildly held, this is little evidence that education can be obtained at any age and at any place.

盡管這一觀電被廣泛接受，很少有證據(jù)表明教育能夠在任何地電、任何年齡進絎。20。

2. wildly在線翻譯

2. And when it comes to your personal development you will be wildly inconsistent.

當(dāng)它涉及到你的個人發(fā)展時，你前后會有大量的不一致。

3. wildly的解釋

3. The results show that the intermediate has the ability of scavenging ·OH and O2-·, especially on ·OH. The intermediate is a kind of substance with the ability of scavenging free-radical, it can be wildly used in tobacco. products.

結(jié)果表明Maillard反應(yīng)中間體具有清除·OH和O2-·的能力，特別對·OH的清除效果較好，Maillard反應(yīng)中間體是一種很有潛力的清除活性氧自由基的物質(zhì)，在香煙增香減害方面，應(yīng)用前景非常廣泛。

4. The security of Lanthanides was seriously considered since it had been wildly used in agriculture and medicine.

稀土在農(nóng)業(yè)和醫(yī)學(xué)中的廣泛應(yīng)用使人們?nèi)找骊P(guān)心稀土的安全性問題。

5. It already has a social network, Orkut, and a Twitter-like service called Jaiku, but neither has been wildly successful.

它已經(jīng)擁有了一個社交網(wǎng)絡(luò)平臺——Orkut，和類似于 Twitter的Jaiku，但二者都沒有取得廣泛的成功。

6. wildly的反義詞

6. Man-in-the-middle attack is used wildly in a network attacking.

中間人攻擊是網(wǎng)絡(luò)攻擊的重要手段之一。

7. It is arguable that the reason for cowling the engine had as much to do with trying to control the wildly spewing oil as it was to do with the concepts of streamlining.

這是有爭議的發(fā)動機罩的原因有很多工作要做，試圖控制瘋狂噴出石油，因為它是與精簡的概念。

8. When the elevator arrived, he thrust out his arm and beckoned wildly.

等電梯抵達(dá)時，他伸出一只手，用力地?fù)]手。

9. wildly的翻譯

9. However, because of the wildly use of supply chain, the risks and weaknesses it brings are becoming more and more, and the most common and typical one is the risk of supply chain interruption.

然而正因為供應(yīng)鏈在企業(yè)內(nèi)外的普遍存在與應(yīng)用，隨之而來的風(fēng)險與弊病也日漸增多，其中對制造業(yè)來說較為普遍和典型的就是供應(yīng)鏈中斷風(fēng)險。

10. Distance protection and directional element are wildly used as the basic components of HV transmission line protection, but some defects are also found through the long-term field operation.

距離保護和方向元件是高壓線路保護的基本組成部分，在目前的各種保護方案中都得到了廣泛的應(yīng)用，也暴露出了一些急需解決的問題。

11. Wildly, he caught the ghostly hand and held it for a moment.

他死命地抓住鬼魂的手并攥了一會兒。

12. The metal grate caused the usual steering issue of the tire tread tracking wildly on the pattern of the grating.

金屬篦通常督導(dǎo)造成問題的胎面跟蹤瘋狂模式的光柵。

13. wildly是什么意思

13. The musical therapy is wildly applied in mood problem tranquilizing, anxiety pacifying, insomnia relief, pain soothe, promote brain and intelligence function, and so on.

筆者應(yīng)用計算機檢索以及期刊查閱，查找有關(guān)音樂治療的臨床研究文獻(xiàn)以及資料綜述。

14. The system can be wildly used for many data measurement systems as telemetry, remote data acquisition and so on.

該系統(tǒng)可廣泛應(yīng)用于無線電遙測、遠(yuǎn)程數(shù)據(jù)采集等諸多數(shù)據(jù)測試系統(tǒng)中。

15. And the wildly popular'American Idol'isn't in Hulu at all, even though it airs on News Corp.'s Fox network.

而廣受歡迎的《美國偶像》雖然在新聞集團的福克斯網(wǎng)絡(luò)播放，Hulu上卻根本就沒有。

16. wildly

16. They returned to the bistro where they'd met for dinner, and Hanna, using the same'eye trick'she'd used on him, invited a wildly-dressed Parisian woman named Mireille to join them for dinner.

然后，他們回到相遇時的那家酒吧。而漢娜，用那曾經(jīng)用在他身上的戲弄眼神，邀請一名穿著隨意的巴黎女人與他們一起用餐。那女人的名字是麥勒。

17. The simplest statute—a requirement, say, that companies provide bathroom breaks to their hourly workers—can become the subject of wildly different interpretations, depending on whom you are talking to: the congressman who sponsored the provision, the staffer who drafted it, the department head whose job it is to enforce it, the lawyer whose client finds it inconvenient, or the judge who may be called upon to apply it.

最簡單的法令——一項規(guī)定，比如說，公司準(zhǔn)許它們的時薪員工上洗手間的休息時間，這也許會演變?yōu)橥耆煌姹镜闹黝}，看你到底是跟誰談的——是發(fā)起這個提議的議員，還是起草這個提議的議會工作人員，或是執(zhí)行此提議的部門領(lǐng)導(dǎo)，或是代表客戶反對的律師，抑或是被施壓要求同意實施這個提議的法官。

18. wildly

18. And for once, the narrative fantasist in him didn't drive his horse and carriage down hard-to-follow byways or wildly irreverent culs-de-sac.

并為一次，敘事fantasist在他沒有駕駛他的馬匹和運輸，努力降低到后續(xù)小道或瘋狂irreverent culs -德-國資委。

19. Du Mu's poems are not only loved by the Chinese but also spread wildly in South Korean.

杜牧的詩文不僅在中國得到人們的喜愛，在韓國也產(chǎn)生了一定的影響。

20. We live in a society where the medicines are wildly used in medical and social fields: a piece of aspirin to ease headache, some wine in socail activities, a cup of coffee to refresh on mornings, a cigarette to compose oneself.

我們生活在一種藥品在醫(yī)療和社交方面都使用很廣泛的社會里：一片用來緩解頭痛的阿司匹林，一些用來應(yīng)酬的葡萄酒，早晨自己用來提神的咖啡，一支用來定神的香煙。

1. 非常;極其

You use wildly to emphasize the degree, amount, or intensity of something.

e.g. Reports of his drinking have been wildly exaggerated...

有關(guān)他酗酒的報道極盡夸張。

e.g. The island's hotels vary wildly.

島上的賓館千差萬別。

1. That has sent investors into periods of panic in recent weeks, causing stocks on Wall Street to careen wildly.

2. Candles light the entire Baiyun Taoist Temple ceremonial hall where 10 monks dressed in traditional, intricately embroidered and wildly coloured Taoist gowns take turns reading long prayers.

3. Based on Charlotte Bronte's classic novel of the same name, this production was wildly popular when it debuted last year.

4. Speculation has sprung up to fill the gaps in the official information and there has been wildly circulating criticism of the rescue efforts.

5. James'habit of wildly racing out of his area has also previously been a common sight.

6. The deafening attack triggered confusion and panic throughout the hotel, and sent cars swerving wildly on a roundabout to escape the blasts.

7. Luke stands on his seat and strums wildly on his copycat rock guitar.

8. Many contracts are " cost plus ", meaning there will be no penalty if a contractor wildly exceeds the initial projection.

9. If eurozone growth wildly outperforms expectations in the next few years, banks'balance sheets would strengthen and German taxpayers'pockets would deepen.

10. Long term market demand should be distinguished from short term demand, which can fluctuate wildly because of changes in expectations.

adv

1. to an extreme or greatly exaggerated degree

e.g. the storyline is wildly unrealistic

2. with violent and uncontrollable passion

e.g. attacked wildly, slashing and stabbing over and over

3. in an uncontrolled or unrestrained manner

e.g. He gesticulated wildly