raves

英 [reɪvz]

美 [reɪvz]

v. 热烈谈论(或书写); (热情洋溢地)奋笔疾书; 咆哮; 怒吼; 瞎扯; 胡说八道
n. (英国)狂欢晚会
rave的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

VERB 咆哮;发狂地说;胡言乱语
If someoneraves, they talk in an excited and uncontrolled way.
1. She cried and raved for weeks, and people did not know what to do...
  她哭喊了好几个星期，人们不知如何是好。
2. 'What is wrong with you, acting like that,' she raved, pacing up and down frantically.
  “你是怎么回事，竟然做出那种事，”她咆哮着，发疯一样走来走去。
VERB 赞不绝口；极力夸奖
If yourave aboutsomething, you speak or write about it with great enthusiasm.
1. Rachel raved about the new foods she ate while she was there...
  雷切尔对她在那里吃的新奇食物赞不绝口。
2. 'Such lovely clothes. I'd no idea Milan was so wonderful,' she raved.
  “这些时装太漂亮了。我没想到米兰是如此的精彩，”她赞不绝口。
N-COUNT （常涉及吸毒的）锐舞派对，狂欢舞会
Araveis a big event at which young people dance to electronic music in a large building or in the open air. Raves are often associated with illegal drugs.
1. ...an all-night rave at Castle Donington.
  在多宁顿城堡的彻夜狂欢
2. Raveis also an adjective.
3. Old faces and new talents are making it big on the rave scene.
  新老面孔在这场狂欢中都大放异彩。
N-COUNT 同rave review
Araveis the same as arave review.
1. The resulting show, 'Only the Truth is Funny', has drawn raves from the critics.
  最后拍成的影片《真相最可笑》得到了评论家的盛赞。
See also:raving