stormed

英 [stɔːmd]

美 [stɔːrmd]

v.  突袭; 攻占; 气呼呼地疾走; 闯; 冲; 怒吼; 大发雷霆
storm的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 暴风雨
  Astormis very bad weather, with heavy rain, strong winds, and often thunder and lightning.
  1. ...the violent storms which whipped America's East Coast.
     席卷美国东海岸的猛烈暴风雨
• N-COUNT 强烈的反应;群情激愤;激动人心
  If something causes astorm, it causes an angry or excited reaction from a large number of people.
  1. The photos caused a storm when they were first published...
     照片最初刊登出来时曾引起了一片公愤。
  2. The announcement provoked an immediate storm of protest.
     公告一发布就引发了一场强烈的抗议。
  3. ...the storm of publicity that Richard's book had generated.
     理查德的书所引起的媒体的极大关注
• N-COUNT (掌声等的)爆发，迸发
  Astorm ofapplause or other noise is a sudden loud amount of it made by an audience or other group of people in reaction to something.
  1. His speech was greeted with a storm of applause...
     人们对他的演讲报以雷鸣般的掌声。
  2. Not since the 1968 Olympic Games has a medals ceremony caused such a storm of booing.
     自1968 年奥运会以来，没有哪次颁奖仪式引起过如此哗然的一片嘘声。
• VERB 气冲冲地疾走;冲;闯
  If youstorm intoorout ofa place, you enter or leave it quickly and noisily, because you are angry.
  1. After a bit of an argument, he stormed out...
     争吵了几句后，他气冲冲地走了出去。
  2. He stormed into an office, demanding to know where the head of department was.
     他气冲冲地闯进一间办公室，质问部门经理在哪里。
• VERB 怒吼;大发雷霆
  If youstorm, you say something in a very loud voice, because you are extremely angry.
  1. 'It's a fiasco,' he stormed.
     “这是场彻底的失败，”他怒吼道。
• VERB 猛攻;袭击
  If a place that is being defendedis stormed, a group of people attack it, usually in order to get inside it.
  1. Government buildings have been stormed and looted...
     政府大楼遭到了攻击和抢劫。
  2. The refugees decided to storm the embassy.
     难民们决定冲进大使馆。
• See also:firestorm
• PHRASE 在…大获成功
  If someone or somethingtakesa placeby storm, they are extremely successful.
  1. Kenya's long distance runners have taken the athletics world by storm.
     肯尼亚的长跑运动员在田径界获得了巨大成功。
• PHRASE 经受住考验;渡过难关
  If someoneweathers the storm, they succeed in reaching the end of a very difficult period without much harm or damage.
  1. He insists he will not resign and will weather the storm.
     他坚称自己不会辞职，一定渡过难关。
• the eye of the storm→ see:eye

双语例句

• She then stormed out in a temper telling him to 'stick his job'.
  她接着怒气冲冲地走了出去，告诉他“去他妈的工作”。
• The team had stormed into a two-goal lead and looked to be cruising to a third round place.
  该队攻势如潮，很快便取得两球的领先优势，看样子可以轻松进入第三轮。
• 'Up yours,' said the reporter and stormed out into the street.
  “去你的，”记者边说边怒气冲冲地冲到大街上。
• Witnesses said shooting and explosions were heard as houses were stormed and people detained.
  目击者称他们听到了枪击声和爆炸声，房屋被炸，人们被逮捕。
• Scarlet with rage, she swept past her employer and stormed up the stairs
  她气得涨红了脸，大摇大摆地经过她的上司，冲上了楼。
• It stormed all day.
  风暴整天不息。
• The citadel of the Commonwealth and Empire could not be stormed.
  联邦和帝国的堡垒是攻不破的。
• I almost stormed at mamma.
  我几乎要跟妈妈相骂了。
• The day of terror ended after police used teargas and stormed the house.
  警察使用了催泪瓦斯攻入屋子以后，恐惧的一天结束了。
• The door flew open, and Father stormed in.
  门突然开了，父亲气势汹汹地走了进来。