rage

• 表示强烈、猛烈或无法控制的愤怒的名词。

A noun referring to intense, violent, or uncontrolled anger.

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1. Intense angerB1formal

   A feeling of violent anger that is difficult to control.

   愤怒

   • He was filled with rage after the argument.
   • She slammed the door in a fit of rage.
   • The driver's road rage caused a minor accident.

   同义词angerfrenzyfuryindignationiremadnessoutragevehemenceviolencewrath

   反义词calmcomposureequanimitypeaceserenity

2. Fashion or trendB2informal

   Something that is very popular or fashionable for a short period of time.

   时尚或潮流

   • This style of music is all the rage right now.
   • The new smartphone became the rage among teenagers.
   • That dance move was the rage in the 1990s.

   同义词crazefadfashionmodenoveltytrendvogue

• 动词，表示表现出强烈而失控的愤怒，或指某事物（如风暴）以极大的力量或强度持续进行。

A verb used to express the act of feeling or expressing violent, uncontrolled anger, or to continue with great force or intensity (e.g., a storm).

1. Feel intense angerB2formal

   To feel or express violent, uncontrollable anger.

   狂怒

   • He raged against the unfair decision.
   • She raged at her brother for breaking her phone.
   • The crowd raged when the referee made a controversial call.

   同义词boilexplodefumerantraveseethestorm

   反义词calmcomposesoothe

2. Continue violentlyB2formal

   To continue with great force or violence, often used for natural elements or conflicts.

   肆虐

   • The storm raged for hours, causing widespread damage.
   • The fire raged through the forest, destroying everything in its path.
   • The battle raged on for three days.

   同义词blusterrampageroarstorm

   反义词abatecalmeasequietsettlesubside

3. B2informal

   To be very popular or fashionable at a particular time.

   非常流行

   • That song is raging right now on social media.
   • The trend is raging among teenagers.
   • The new dance move is raging across the country.