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1 frenzy
noun1) (derangement) Wahnsinn, derin a frenzy of despair/passion — in einem Anfall von Verzweiflung/von wilder Leidenschaft übermannt
* * *['frenzi]plural - frenzies; noun(a state of great excitement, fear etc: She waited in a frenzy of anxiety.) die Heftigkeit von Emotionen- academic.ru/29424/frenzied">frenzied- frenziedly* * *fren·zy[ˈfrenzi]they whipped up the crowd into a \frenzy of excitement sie brachten die Menge zum Rasenin a \frenzy of frustration,... in einem wahren Anfall von Frustration...a \frenzy of activity eine fieberhafte Aktivitäta media \frenzy ein Medienspektakel ntjealous \frenzy Eifersuchtswahn mto work oneself up into a \frenzy sich akk in eine Raserei [hinein]steigern* * *['frenzɪ]nRaserei fin a frenzy — in heller or wilder Aufregung
he worked himself up into a frenzy — er steigerte sich in eine Raserei (hinein)
frenzy of excitement — helle or wilde Aufregung
* * *frenzy [-zı]A s1. a) wilde Aufregung:in a frenzy in heller Aufregungb) Ekstase f, Verzückung f:frenzy of enthusiasm Begeisterungstaumel m;he worked the audience up into a frenzy er brachte das Publikum zum Rasenc) Besessenheit f, Manie fthere was a frenzy of activity es herrschte hektische Aktivität3. Wahnsinn m, Raserei f:in a frenzy of hate rasend vor Hass* * *noun1) (derangement) Wahnsinn, der2) (fury, agitation) Raserei, diein a frenzy of despair/passion — in einem Anfall von Verzweiflung/von wilder Leidenschaft übermannt
* * *n.Ekstase -n f.Taumel - m.Wahnsinn m. -
2 frenzy
fren·zy [ʼfrenzi] nRaserei f;they whipped up the crowd into a \frenzy of excitement sie brachten die Menge zum Rasen;in a \frenzy of frustration,... in einem wahren Anfall von Frustration...;a \frenzy of activity eine fieberhafte Aktivität;a media \frenzy ein Medienspektakel nt;jealous \frenzy Eifersuchtswahn m;to work oneself up into a \frenzy sich akk in eine Raserei [hinein]steigern -
3 wildness
1) (bleakness) Wildheit, die2) (lack of restraint) Wildheit, dieafter the wildness of his youth — nach seiner wilden od. stürmischen Jugend
3) (storminess)the wildness of the weather/sea — das stürmische Wetter/die stürmische See
4) (of promise, words) Unbedachtheit, die; (of scheme, attempt, idea, hope, quest) Irrwitzigkeit, die* * *noun die Wildheit* * *wild·ness[ˈwaɪldnəs]n no plthe \wildness of the weather was frightening das stürmische Wetter war Angst einflößend5. (haphazardness) Ungezieltheit f; (rashness) Unüberlegtheit f, Unbesonnenheit f; (lacking principle) Wahllosigkeit f* * *['waIldnɪs]n1) (= rough, uncivilized state) Wildheit fthe wildness of the weather — das rauhe or stürmische Wetter
3) (= frenzy, unruliness) Wildheit f4) (= extravagance) (of promise) Unüberlegtheit f; (of exaggeration) Maßlosigkeit f; (of fluctuations) Stärke f; (of expectations, imagination) Kühnheit f* * ** * *noun, no pl.1) (bleakness) Wildheit, die2) (lack of restraint) Wildheit, dieafter the wildness of his youth — nach seiner wilden od. stürmischen Jugend
3) (storminess)the wildness of the weather/sea — das stürmische Wetter/die stürmische See
4) (of promise, words) Unbedachtheit, die; (of scheme, attempt, idea, hope, quest) Irrwitzigkeit, die
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