wild

• 形容生活在自然环境中、未被驯化或未栽培的事物；也用于形容不受控制、狂野或令人兴奋的事物。

Describes something that is living or growing in its natural environment, not domesticated or cultivated; also used to describe something uncontrolled, untamed, or exciting.

1. Living in natureA2formal

   Living or growing in natural conditions, not domesticated or cultivated.

   野生的

   • Wild animals should be observed from a safe distance.
   • The forest is full of wild berries and mushrooms.
   • Wild horses roam freely in the national park.

   同义词feralnativeuncultivatedundomesticateduntamed

   反义词cultivateddomesticdomesticatedtame

2. Uncontrolled or unrulyB1informal

   Behaving in an uncontrolled, excited, or undisciplined way.

   狂野的

   • The children were wild with excitement at the party.
   • He had a wild look in his eyes after the argument.
   • The crowd went wild when the band started playing.

   同义词boisterousdisorderlyfrenziedrambunctiousrowdyturbulentuncontrolledunruly

   反义词calmcontrolleddisciplinedobedientorderlyrestrainedtamewell behaved

3. Extreme or unusualB1informal

   Very unusual, extreme, or exciting.

   疯狂的

   • That was a wild party last night!
   • She told me a wild story about her travels.
   • The roller coaster ride was absolutely wild.

   同义词bizarreextremefar-outoutlandishoutrageousradicalunconventionalunorthodoxunusual

   反义词blandcalmconventionalmildmoderateordinarytame

4. Not based on reasonB2formal

   Not based on careful thought or reason; unrealistic.

   不理智的

   • He made a wild guess and got the answer right.
   • That's a wild accusation with no evidence.
   • Her wild theories were dismissed by the scientists.

   同义词absurdfarfetchedfoolishillogicalirrationalnonsensicalunrealisticunreasonable

   反义词logicalrationalreasonablesensiblesound

• 副词，表示“以野性、不受控制或毫无节制的方式”。用于描述以自然、放纵或混乱的方式进行的动作。

An adverb meaning 'in a wild manner' or 'without control or restraint.' It is used to describe actions done in a natural, untamed, or disorderly way. The form is identical to the adjective and does not take the -ly ending.

1. In an uncontrolled mannerB1informal

   In a way that is not controlled, restrained, or domesticated.

   失控地

   • The children ran wild through the park.
   • The party got wild after midnight.
   • He drove wild down the empty highway.

   同义词ferociouslyfranticallyfuriouslyhystericallymadlymaniacallysavagelyuncontrollably

   反义词calmlycivillygentlymildlymoderatelypeacefully

2. Very enthusiasticallyB2informal

   In a very excited, energetic, or enthusiastic manner.

   狂热地

   • The crowd cheered wild for the winning team.
   • She laughed wild at the comedian's jokes.
   • They danced wild at the festival all night long.

   同义词eagerlyenthusiasticallyexcitedlyferventlypassionatelywholeheartedly

   反义词calmlymoderatelytemperately

• 名词，指未开垦、无人居住或自然状态的地域，通常具有缺乏人类控制或开发的特征。

A noun referring to an uncultivated, uninhabited, or natural area, often characterized by its lack of human control or development.

不可数

1. Natural environmentB1formal

   A natural, uncultivated, and uninhabited area, often remote.

   荒野

   • They ventured into the wild to study the animals.
   • The explorer spent months living in the wild.
   • The wild is a place of both beauty and danger.

   同义词bushoutbackwilderness

2. State of natureB2formal

   A condition of being free from human control or civilization.

   自然状态

   • The wolf was released back into the wild.
   • Many species cannot survive in the wild due to habitat loss.
   • He felt a deep connection to the wild.

   同义词backwoodsnatural statenaturewilderness

   反义词civilizationcultivationdomestication