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英语
西班牙语
西班牙语

I. wild <wilder wildest> [ waɪld, wʌɪld]

1.1. wild:

wild animal
wild (in woodland)
wild (in woodland)
wild plant/berries/flower
wild vegetation
a wild beast
a wild beast
a wild forest

1.2. wild (uncivilized):

wild tribe
a wild man
wild and wooly or woolly he was a wild and wooly or woolly student in those days

1.3. wild (desolate):

wild country
wild country

2.1. wild (unruly):

wild party/lifestyle
wild party/lifestyle

2.2. wild (random, uncontrolled):

wild attempt

2.3. wild (reckless, extreme):

wild allegation/exaggeration
wild allegation/exaggeration
wild promise
wild imagination
wild imagination

3.1. wild (violent) liter:

wild sea/waters
wild sea/waters
proceloso liter
wild wind
wild wind
furioso liter

3.2. wild (frantic):

wild excitement/fury/dancing
wild shouting
wild appearance/stare

3.3. wild (enthusiastic) pred:

to be wild about sb/sth he's wild about her

3.4. wild (angry) pred:

he got really wild
it makes me wild
it makes me wild
it makes me wild

4. wild (fantastic) , veraltend:

wild dancer/idea
wild dancer/idea

5. wild 游戏 pred:

jacks are wild

II. wild [ waɪld, wʌɪld]

to live wild

III. wild [ waɪld, wʌɪld] 名词 U

the wild , how to survive in the wild
the call of the wild

wild card 名词

1. wild card (in card games):

wild card

2. wild card 体育:

wild card (in golf, tennis)

3. wild card (factor):

wild card

4. wild card 计算机:

wild card

wild boar 名词

wild boar

wild cherry <pl wild cherries> 名词

wild cherry

wild oat 名词

wild oat
wild oat

hog-wild [ˌhɔɡˈwaɪld]

wild-eyed [ ˈwaɪldˌaɪd, ˌwʌɪldˈʌɪd]

wild-eyed fanatic:

wild-eyed
wild-eyed

wild goose chase [ ˌwaɪld ˈɡus ˌtʃeɪs, ˌwaɪl(d)ˈɡus ˌtʃeɪs, wʌɪld ˈɡuːs tʃeɪs] 名词

Wild West 名词

the Wild West
the Wild West attr adventure/story
西班牙语
西班牙语
英语
英语
fosco (fosca)
wild

在《PONS词典》中的词汇

英语
英语
西班牙语
西班牙语

I. wild [waɪld]

1. wild (not domesticated):

wild animal, man
wild flower
wild horse

2. wild (uncultivated):

wild country, landscape

3. wild (undisciplined):

wild
wild party

4. wild (not sensible):

wild
wild scheme, plan
wild behaviour, remarks

5. wild (not accurate):

wild blow, punch, shot
wild estimate, guess

6. wild (extreme):

wild

7. wild (stormy):

wild
wild wind, weather

8. wild (angry):

wild
to drive sb wild
to go wild

9. wild (very enthusiastic):

wild
wild applause

10. wild (untidy):

wild hair

11. wild 游戏, 计算机 (substitutable):

wild

12. wild (wonderful):

wild

II. wild [waɪld]

wild
to grow wild

短语,惯用语:

to run wild child
to run wild horse

III. wild [waɪld] 名词

1. wild 无复数:

to survive in the wild animals

2. wild pl:

wild card 名词 a. 计算机

wild card

wild beast 名词

wild beast
wild beast show

wild boar 名词

wild boar

wild goose <- geese> 名词

wild goose

wild-goose chase 名词

to send sb (off) on a wild-goose chase
西班牙语
西班牙语
英语
英语
cimarrón (-ona)
wild
wild
wild
wild
在《PONS词典》中的词汇
英语
英语
西班牙语
西班牙语

I. wild [waɪld]

1. wild (not domesticated):

wild animal, man
wild flower
wild horse

2. wild (uncultivated):

wild country, landscape

3. wild (undisciplined):

wild
wild party

4. wild (not sensible):

wild
wild plan
wild behavior, remarks

5. wild (not accurate):

wild blow, punch, shot
wild blow, punch, shot
wild estimate, guess

6. wild (extreme):

wild

7. wild (stormy):

wild
wild wind, weather

8. wild (angry):

wild
to drive sb wild
to go wild

9. wild (very enthusiastic):

wild
wild applause

10. wild (untidy):

wild hair

11. wild 游戏, comput (substitutable):

wild

12. wild (wonderful):

wild

II. wild [waɪld]

wild
to grow wild

短语,惯用语:

to run wild child
to run wild horse

III. wild [waɪld] 名词

1. wild:

to survive in the wild animals

2. wild pl:

wild goose <- geese> 名词

wild goose

wild card 名词

1. wild card a. comput:

wild card

2. wild card 体育 (extra team or player):

wild card
wild card m

wild-goose chase 名词

to send sb (off) on a wild-goose chase
西班牙语
西班牙语
英语
英语
cimarrón (-ona)
wild
wild
wild
wild boar
wild
wild

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And, for the well-heeled, wild-eyed optimists among us, there is cryonics, the preservation by deep freeze for future thawing.
www.thestar.com
Now fallen on hard times, he is bedraggled -- dressed in rags and wild-eyed -- but is determined to perform his function...
www.dailymail.co.uk
Gonzo is known for his wild-eyed, optimistic attitude, yet he is also something of an intellectual.
en.wikipedia.org
In this labyrinth of rubbish-strewn lanes, where homeless tots sleep rough beside wild-eyed junkies, there are thousands of such girls, some as young as six.
www.mirror.co.uk
Two hand-built light grids pull power from a faltering generator, shining their beams on a bearded, wild-eyed, undernourished mzungu in tattered clothes.
foreignpolicy.com