madden
英 [ˈmæd.ən]
美 [ˈmæd.ən]
- vt. 使疯狂;激怒
- vi. 发狂
- n. (Madden)人名;(英、意、捷)马登
记忆单词“madden”的方法可以是:想象一个“mad”的人,因为某种原因(可能是过度兴奋或愤怒),变得无比“dizzy”,即感到头晕目眩。这种联想可以帮助记住单词“madden”,其意思为使狂怒或极度兴奋。
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- madden (v.)
- "to drive to distraction," 1822; earlier "to be mad" (1735), from mad (adj.) + -en (1). Related: Maddened; maddening. The earlier verb was simply mad (early 14c., intransitive; late 14c., transitive), from the adjective.
- 1. Mr de Garis's MP, Max Madden, took up the case.
- 德加里斯先生的下议员马克斯·马登开始着手处理这个问题。
- 2. The service is madden-ingly slow.
- 这里的服务慢得叫人受不了。
- 3. For more detailed information on induced polarization, review papers by Madden.
- 关于诱发极化法的更详细的资料, 可参阅马登的述评文章.
- 4. You madden me when you talk of the Diamond!
- 您一提起宝石,我就火冒三丈!
- 5. I cannot reconcile myself to this idea -- it would madden me.
- 我不能接受这种想法, 它会使我发疯的.