hoành hành
/ˈreɪdʒɪŋ//ˈreɪdʒɪŋ/The word "raging" comes from the Old French word "rager," which means "to rave, to rage." It likely originated from the Latin word "rabere," meaning "to be mad, to rave." Over time, "rager" evolved into the English word "rage," and "raging" became its present participle. The original meaning of "raging" emphasizes violent, uncontrollable behavior or intense emotion, much like the word's usage today.
noun
anger
to be in a raging temper
storm (of sea, of wind, of disease)
raging fever
raging headache: severe headache
adjective
angry, furious
to be in a raging temper
fierce, intense, passionate
raging fever
raging headache: severe headache
very strong
rất mạnh
thèm ăn/khát dữ dội
ghen tuông dữ dội
very powerful
rất mạnh
một cơn bão dữ dội
Dòng suối đã trở thành một dòng thác dữ dội.
Tòa nhà bây giờ là một địa ngục hoành hành.
very strong or painful
rất mạnh mẽ hoặc đau đớn
cơn đau đầu dữ dội
Anh ấy bị sốt dữ dội suốt đêm.
very serious, causing strong feelings and continuing over a period of time
rất nghiêm trọng, gây ra cảm xúc mạnh mẽ và tiếp tục trong một khoảng thời gian
Bài phát biểu của ông đã gây ra một cuộc tranh luận sôi nổi.
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