wild
美:/waɪld/
英:/waɪld/
adj.:
狂热；自然生长的；野的；野生的
n.:
自然环境；野生状态；偏远地区；人烟稀少的地区
adv.:
狂暴地；猛烈地；胡乱地
网络:
狂野；野性的；野蛮的
词形变换: (比较级) wilder (最高级) wildest
例句
1.
When the cat looked around, the wild boar moved it ear. The cat thought it was a rat moving, it jumped at it and bit it bitterly.
正当猫仔细地四处查看时，野猪动了一下耳朵，猫以为那是只耗子在动，猛扑上去狠狠咬了一口。
2.
William got so excited when making his speech that he went completely over the top. He made some wild statements which were simply untrue.
威廉作演讲时非常激动，致使他说话过了头，讲了些虚假的狂言。
3.
However, Naoto Kan, said he did not know the details after the wild things secret visit to China.
不过，菅直人之后表示他并不知道细野秘密访华之事。
4.
"We had quite a bit of money doing absolutely nothing in the portfolio during a wild bull market, " McDermott says.
麦克德莫特说，“在牛市疯狂时期，我们的投资组合中有相当一部分资金闲置。”
5.
We don't want to spend time listening to your wild plans to improve the company or find extra projects for you to work on.
你想为公司出谋划策或为自己找一套工作方案，但我们没有时间来听你的漫无边际的计划。
6.
Luckily, we're out in the boat most of the time, with Kyla pointing out rock striations and eagles and tiny wild sheep on the high crags.
幸运的是当天我们大部份时间是在小船上，吉拉给我们指认岩石的纹理、高飞的雄鹰和峭壁上幼小的野羊。
7.
Among the many wild changes observable on familiar things which made this wild ride unreal, not the least was the seeming rarity of sleep.
在这次荒唐的骑马旅行中他发现许多日常事物发生了近于虚幻的荒唐变化，睡眠很少似乎并不是其中最小的变化。
8.
Scientists don't yet know why wild elephants seem to fare so much better than their zoo-raised counterparts.
科学家尚不清楚野生大象比动物园大象获得更好的原因。
9.
There was such a note of wild despair in his low voice that she dropped her hand from his arm and stepped back.
他那低沉的声音中有那么一种痛感绝望的语调，使得她把搭在他臂上的那只手抽回来，同时倒退了两步。
10.
As you know, wild pandas eat only bamboo, so to save them, we have to save the forests they live in.
众所周知，野生大熊猫只吃竹子，所以，要救助它们就必须要保护它们赖以生存的森林。