中文翻译与英英解释

n.
〔拉丁语〕
1.狂怒。
2.热烈的感谢[赞扬]。
3.(对某事的)狂热。
短语和例子
create a regular furor (演出等)得到热烈的赞扬。 furor poeticus 诗迷，诗痴。

a sudden outburst (as of protest)
同义词：furore,

an interest followed with exaggerated zeal; "he always follows the latest fads"; "it was all the rage that season"
同义词：fad, craze, furore, cult, rage,

例句与用法

It is hard now to recall the furor his remarks caused .
现在很难回想起，他的话当时引起了怎样的狂怒。

The furor she was causing among the men, coupled with the heart-burnings of the other girls, would have pleased her enormously at any other time .
她在男人里面造成的狂热，女人里面造成的妒忌，若在旁的时候，已经大可使她心满意足了。

Bayle ' s assertion （ 主张 , 断言 , 声明 ） caused a furor
贝尔的主张导致了一场激怒。

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？

Furor melanchlicns - seeing tragic colour of artists ' works from their individuality
从艺术家个性看其作品的悲剧色彩

Duke officials said the furor had not hurt their admissions or fund - raising efforts
试译：杜克大学校方表示这次变故没有影响他们的招生计划以及资金募集举措。

Enrage and furor should no longer initiate combat , though it will prevent rage decay for the duration
激怒和暴怒将不会使目标进入战斗状态，虽然他们仍能在作用期间阻止怒气值下降。

A furor over the fever has been roiling local newspapers since the first locally contracted case was reported last month
自从上个月发现了首宗本地感染的案例后，报纸就不断大事报导。

However , the spirit of competition does not mean * c that does not necessarily mean distrust , anger , you know , furor
然而，那种竞争的精神并不是意味着这不是必然是意味这不信任，生气，你知道，激怒。