furiously

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英[ˈfjʊəriəsli]美[ˈfjʊriəsli]

adv. 猛烈地；狂暴地

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1.Fanned by the wind, the fire burned more and more furiously.

火借风势，越烧越旺。

2.They went at each other furiously.

他们相互猛烈攻击。

3.I require to be let alone! 'exclaimed Catherine furiously.

“我需要你们都躲开我！”凯瑟琳狂怒地大叫。

4.He pounded his fists furiously against it.

他得用拳头猛烈地重击车子。

5.Banks have been furiously reducing leverage.

银行已经在大手笔地减小杠杆率。

6.Furiously driving the goats before him, he bounded down the hill.

他赶着面前的山羊，拼命往山下冲。

7.What are you looking at so furiously?

你看什么看得这么凶巴巴的？

8.He was driving furiously down the highway, trying to reach the hospital in time.

他在高速公路上愤怒地开车，试图及时赶到医院。

9.She typed her resignation letter furiously after the argument with her boss.

在与老板争吵后，她愤怒地打字写下辞职信。

10.The children were playing furiously in the yard, laughing and shouting.

孩子们在院子里兴奋地玩耍，欢笑和叫喊。

11.He argued furiously about the unfair treatment he received at work.

他愤怒地争论自己在工作中受到的不公平对待。

12.The dog barked furiously at the stranger approaching the house.

那只狗对着靠近房子的陌生人愤怒地吠叫。

作文

In the heart of a bustling city, there was a small coffee shop where people gathered to escape the chaos of their daily lives. One rainy afternoon, a young woman named Sarah sat by the window, watching the raindrops race down the glass. She was lost in thought, reflecting on her recent breakup. Her emotions were still raw, and she felt a mix of sadness and anger bubbling inside her. As she stirred her coffee absentmindedly, she noticed a group of friends at a nearby table laughing and chatting furiously (愤怒地). Their joy seemed so distant from her own pain. Suddenly, a loud crash interrupted her reverie. A man had accidentally knocked over a stack of chairs while trying to get to the restroom. The sound echoed through the shop, causing everyone to turn and stare. The man, clearly embarrassed, began to apologize profusely, but his face turned red with shame. Sarah couldn’t help but chuckle at the scene; it reminded her that life goes on, even when we are struggling. As she sipped her coffee, her mind wandered back to her relationship. It had ended furiously (愤怒地), with harsh words exchanged and feelings hurt. They had spent so many happy moments together, yet it all seemed to unravel in an instant. The anger she felt during their last argument was overwhelming, and she realized now that it was a defense mechanism to shield her from the pain of loss. Feeling inspired by the laughter around her, Sarah decided it was time to let go of the anger that had been consuming her. She took out her notebook and began to write. Writing had always been her outlet, a way to express her feelings and make sense of the world. As she wrote, the words flowed furiously (愤怒地) onto the page, capturing her emotions in a way she had never done before. Each stroke of the pen felt like a release, a way to purge the negativity that had settled in her heart. Hours passed, and the rain began to lighten. The atmosphere in the coffee shop shifted as well; the earlier tension dissipated, replaced by a sense of camaraderie among the patrons. Sarah looked around and realized that everyone was dealing with their own struggles, each person fighting their own battles furiously (愤怒地) in silence. She finished her writing and closed her notebook, feeling a sense of clarity wash over her. The anger that had once held her captive was now just a distant memory. She smiled to herself, grateful for the experience that had taught her so much about love, loss, and resilience. With renewed determination, Sarah stood up, paid for her coffee, and stepped out into the world, ready to embrace whatever came next. As she walked away from the coffee shop, she felt light, as if a weight had been lifted off her shoulders. Life was unpredictable, and while it could be challenging, it was also beautiful. She knew she would face moments of anger and sadness again, but now she understood that these emotions were part of the journey. And with that understanding, she could move forward furiously (愤怒地), not against the world, but toward her own happiness.

在一个繁忙城市的中心，有一家小咖啡馆，人们聚集在这里，逃离日常生活的混乱。一个雨天的下午，一个名叫莎拉的年轻女人坐在窗边，观察着雨滴在玻璃上竞相滑落。她陷入沉思，回想起最近的分手。她的情绪依然很生涩，心中感到悲伤和愤怒交织在一起。当她心不在焉地搅拌着咖啡时，她注意到附近桌子上的一群朋友正在欢笑和聊天furiously（愤怒地）。他们的快乐似乎与她自己的痛苦如此遥远。 突然，一声巨响打断了她的沉思。一个男人在试图去洗手间时不小心撞翻了一堆椅子。这个声音在咖啡馆里回荡，让每个人都转过头来盯着他。那个男人显然很尴尬，开始不断道歉，但他的脸因羞愧而变得通红。莎拉忍不住对这一幕笑了起来；这让她想起生活即使在我们挣扎的时候也在继续。 当她啜饮着咖啡时，脑海中又回到了自己的关系。那段感情以furiously（愤怒地）结束，交换了尖锐的话语和受伤的感情。他们曾经共度了许多快乐的时光，但这一切似乎在瞬间崩溃。她在最后一次争吵中感受到的愤怒是压倒性的，她现在意识到这是一种防御机制，用来保护自己免受失去的痛苦。 受到周围欢笑的启发，莎拉决定是时候放下一直消耗她的愤怒了。她拿出笔记本，开始写作。写作一直是她的宣泄方式，是表达情感和理解世界的途径。当她写作时，字句furiously（愤怒地）流淌到纸上，以一种她从未有过的方式捕捉到她的情感。每一笔的书写都让她感到释放，像是清除掉了在她心中积聚的负面情绪。 几个小时过去了，雨开始减弱。咖啡馆里的气氛也发生了变化；早先的紧张消散了，取而代之的是顾客之间的亲密感。莎拉环顾四周，意识到每个人都在面对自己的挣扎，每个人都在默默地furiously（愤怒地）与自己的斗争。 她完成了写作，合上笔记本，感到一阵清晰感涌上心头。曾经困扰她的愤怒如今只是一个遥远的记忆。她微笑着，感激这次经历教会了她关于爱、失去和韧性的重要课程。怀着新的决心，莎拉站起身，付了咖啡的钱，走出咖啡馆，准备迎接接下来的任何事情。 当她走出咖啡馆时，感到轻松，仿佛肩上的重担被卸下。生活是不可预测的，虽然可能充满挑战，但也同样美好。她知道自己还会再次面对愤怒和悲伤的时刻，但现在她明白这些情感是旅程的一部分。带着这种理解，她可以furiously（愤怒地）向前迈进，而不是与世界对抗，而是朝着自己的幸福前进。