furiously
gb/fjˈʊɹiəsli/ us/fjˈʊɹiəsli/
B2
Kiingereza
~ 6400
dühösen, lázasan, megfeszített erővel
B2
1
dühösen
A2
Muundo wa matumizi:
[someone] [verb] furiously
She glared at him furiously when he laughed at her mistake.
Dühösen meredt rá, amikor a férfi nevetett a hibáján.
The driver honked furiously after the car cut in front of him.
A sofőr dühösen dudált, miután az autó bevágott elé.
He protested furiously when they accused him of lying.
The child kicked the door furiously and refused to come out.
They argued furiously about whose fault it was.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
She spoke furiously after she heard the bad news.
Dühösen beszélt, miután meghallotta a rossz hírt.
He looked at me furiously when I broke his phone.
Dühösen nézett rám, amikor tönkretettem a telefonját.
The customers shouted furiously about the long wait.
My brother slammed the door furiously and left the room.
The teacher furiously told the class to be quiet.
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners sometimes confuse 'furiously' with 'fast' only, and forget that the main meaning is about strong anger. Another common mistake is using the adjective form '*he was furiously*' instead of 'he was furious' when describing a state rather than an action.
Maana
in an extremely angry way
Miunganiko ya maneno
stare furiously
|glare furiously
|argue furiously
|shout furiously
|protest furiously
|blush furiously
Visawe
angrily (More common and neutral; less intense than 'furiously'.)
|
ragefully (Less common; emphasizes rage even more strongly than 'furiously'.)
Vinyume
calmly (Shows lack of anger or strong emotion in contrast to 'furiously'.)
|
patiently (Emphasizes self-control and lack of irritation, the opposite feeling to furious anger.)
Mada
emotions
|communication
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
Ufafanuzi
In a way that shows someone is very, very angry.
In a manner that clearly shows very strong anger.
C1
2
lázasan
B2
Muundo wa matumizi:
[someone] [verb] furiously
She typed furiously to finish the report before the deadline.
Lázasan gépelt, hogy a határidő előtt befejezze a jelentést.
The team worked furiously all night to fix the problem.
A csapat egész éjjel megfeszített erővel dolgozott, hogy megoldja a problémát.
Snow fell furiously, covering the streets in less than an hour.
He scribbled furiously in his notebook as the ideas came to him.
Rescuers searched furiously for survivors after the building collapsed.
Mifano kwa wanafunzi
They worked furiously to clean the house before the guests arrived.
Megfeszített erővel takarították a házat, hogy elkészüljenek, mire megérkeznek a vendégek.
He wrote furiously during the exam.
A vizsga alatt lázasan írt.
Rain hit the windows furiously all afternoon.
She typed furiously to answer all the emails.
The fans cheered furiously when their team scored.
Kosa la kawaida:
Learners sometimes think 'furiously' in this sense always means 'angrily', but it can simply describe speed or intensity with no emotion. Make sure the context shows fast or strong action, not just anger.
Maana
with great speed or intensity
Miunganiko ya maneno
work furiously
|type furiously
|write furiously
|search furiously
|rain furiously
|snow furiously
Visawe
frantically (Adds a feeling of panic or worry; 'furiously' focuses more on speed and intensity.)
|
intensely (Emphasizes depth of effort or focus; may be less about speed than 'furiously'.)
Vinyume
leisurely (Describes doing something in a relaxed, unhurried way, the opposite of 'furiously'.)
Mada
work
|daily_life
|movement
|core_vocabulary
Ufafanuzi
In a way that is very fast or very strong, with a lot of effort or energy.
In a very fast, energetic, or intense manner, often suggesting great effort or activity.
Sarufi
Umbo la kamusi
furiously
IPA
GB/fjˈʊɹiəsli/
US/fjˈʊɹiəsli/
Silabi na mkazo
furi - ously (silabi 2)
Stress on 1st syllable (furi)
Maumbo ya neno
Noun
- Base: furiously
- Plural: furiouslies
Familia ya neno
Semi
Bado hakuna semi zilizounganishwa na ingizo hili.