furor

英

美

n.  激励，狂怒，（宗教的）狂热

GRE医学

COCA.15523

英英释义

noun

• a sudden outburst (as of protest)
  Synonym:furore
• an interest followed with exaggerated zeal
  1. he always follows the latest fads
  2. it was all the rage that season
  Synonym:fadcrazefurorecultrage

双语例句

• EXAMPLE: The company president's decision last week to stop paying employees more money for working more hours caused a great furor, and yesterday half the staff threatened to quit.
  公司总裁上周决定员工加班不再付加班费，引发了众怒，昨天一半员工威胁要辞职。
• Furor: this talent now works correctly with cat form again.
  狂热：这个天赋将在猫形态下生效。
• All this furor over a book?
  勃然大怒竟是为了一本书？
• He said the furor was distracting attention from the problems affecting Americans, such as lingering unemployment and high gasoline prices.
  他说热衷于这种话题使得人们忽略影响美国人的大问题，例如持续不断的高失业率以及油价高升等。
• His comments caused a furor in the national press.
  他的评论在国家报纸上引起了狂怒。
• The Furor and Sadness of Life& the carnival analysis on Miguel Street
  生命的激情和悲凉&论《米格尔街》的狂欢化色彩
• Some doubt the furor will have a significant effect on the Chinese birthrate this year.
  有些人认为今年这种马宝宝的狂热会给中国的出生率带来巨大影响。
• The half hour lecture caused an enormous furor.
  那半小时的演讲引起了极大的轰动。
• But a furor still is playing out on Twitter over Mrs. Obama and the absent head scarf.
  但是Twitter上仍出现了关于奥巴马夫人未戴头巾的激烈争论。
• The furor also brought China's long-running domestic food safety problems to light, just as Beijing prepares to host hundreds of thousands of foreign visitors at the Summer Olympics in August.
  此次产品质量危机的发生也使得中国长期存在的家庭作坊的食品安全问题曝光于世，这正好发生在中国筹备2008奥运会之前，会给即将造访中国的几百万外国游客带来担忧。