adj.凶恶的，凶残的，损害严重的，猛烈抨击的，蒙昧的，未开化的，野蛮的
n.野蛮人，未开化的人，凶狠残暴的人
vt.凶狠地攻击(或伤害)，残害，猛烈批评，激烈抨击

原形：savage第三人称单数：savages复数：savages过去式：savaged过去分词：savaged现在分词：savaging

She has a savage temper.
她脾气粗暴。
The article was a savage attack on the government's new policy.
文章对新政策进行了猛烈的抨击。
I was in a savage mood that day.
我那天情绪很糟糕。
She's a savage on the dance floor, moving with such grace and energy.
她在舞池中是个狂野的人，动作优雅而充满活力。
The football match turned into a savage battle as both teams fought fiercely for victory.
足球比赛变成了激烈的战斗，两队为了胜利都奋力拼搏。
The wilderness can be a savage place, unforgiving to those who aren't prepared.
荒野可以是一个残酷的地方，对未做好准备的人来说是无情的。
The artist's brushstrokes were savage, conveying raw emotion in every stroke.
艺术家的笔触狂野，每一笔都传达出原始的情感。
The storm was a savage beast, ravaging the coastline with wind and rain.
风暴是一只凶猛的野兽，用风和雨肆虐着海岸线。
His critique of my work was savage, but it helped me improve.
他对我工作的批评很苛刻，但帮助我进步了。
The lion is a savage predator, hunting its prey with deadly precision.
狮子是一种残忍的捕食者，猎杀猎物时精准而致命。
In the world of business, you have to be savage to survive sometimes.
在商业世界里，有时你必须残忍才能生存。
The stock market crash was a savage blow to investors' portfolios.
股市崩盘对投资者的投资组合造成了沉重打击。
Despite her gentle nature, she displayed a savage determination when defending her family.
尽管她性情温和，但在保护家人时却表现出野性的决心。