n.狂热，疯狂，狂乱，狂暴
vt.使发狂，使狂乱，使狂怒

原形：frenzy第三人称单数：frenzies复数：frenzies过去式：frenzied过去分词：frenzied现在分词：frenzying

The crowd erupted into a frenzy of cheering when their favorite team scored the winning goal.
当他们最喜欢的球队进球时，人群陷入狂热的欢呼中。
She was in a frenzy of activity, organizing the charity event from dawn till dusk.
她从早到晚忙得不可开交，为慈善活动做准备。
The storm caused a frenzy of panic among the residents who feared for their safety.
暴风雨引发居民们极度的恐慌，他们担心自己的安全。
The children were in a frenzy of excitement as they opened their presents on Christmas morning.
圣诞节早晨，孩子们兴奋地打开礼物，一片欢腾。
After losing his job, he sank into a financial frenzy, taking out loans and investments without careful consideration.
失业后，他陷入了财务困境，不顾一切地借贷和投资。
The fans went into a frenzy when their favorite pop star made a surprise appearance at the concert.
当他们最喜欢的流行歌手突然出现在音乐会上时，粉丝们沸腾了。
The dog's barking sent the neighborhood into a frenzy of speculation about what was happening.
狗的叫声引起邻居们一阵猜测，不知道发生了什么。
In the heat of the game, players often get into a frenzy, fighting for every point.
在比赛的关键时刻，球员们常常陷入疯狂，为了每一分而战。
Her anxiety turned into a frenzy as she waited for the results of her medical test.
她等待医疗结果时，焦虑感升级成了一种歇斯底里的状态。
The festival atmosphere created a frenzy of buying, with people rushing to purchase souvenirs and food.
节日气氛带动了一阵疯狂的购物热潮，人们争相购买纪念品和食物。