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BNC: 1698 COCA: 1292
*wild¹
/waɪld ||; waɪld/adj
1 (used about animals or plants) living or growing in natural conditions, not looked after by people （指动植物）野生的: wild animals/flowers/strawberries 野生动物；野花；野草莓
2 (used about an area of land) in its natural state; not changed by people （指土地）荒凉的，未开垦的: the wild plains of Siberia 西伯利亚的荒原
3 (used about a person or his/her behaviour or emotions) without control or discipline; slightly crazy （指人、行为或情绪）不受控制的，有点儿疯狂的: The crowd went wild with excitement. 群众欣喜若狂。 They let their children run wild (= behave in an uncontrolled way). 他们任凭自己的孩子撒野。
4 not carefully planned; not sensible or accurate 不理智的；不准确的: She made a wild guess. 她胡猜一通。 wild accusations/rumours 毫无根据的指控╱传闻
5 (informal 非正式)wild (about sb/sth) liking sb/sth very much 极喜欢（某人或某事物）: I'm not wild about their new house. 我并不特别喜欢他们的新房子。
6 (used about the weather) with strong winds; stormy （指天气）刮大风的，狂风暴雨的: It was a wild night last night. 昨晚风雨交加。 ➔wildly adv ➔wildness noun [U]
wild²
/waɪld ||; waɪld/noun
1 the wild [sing] a natural environment that is not controlled by people （不受人控制的）自然环境: the thrill of seeing elephants in the wild 看见在野生环境中的大象的兴奋心情
2 the wilds [pl] places that are far away from towns, where few people live 偏远地区: They live somewhere out in the wilds. 他们住在荒郊野外。
BNC: 1698 COCA: 1292
wild1/waIld; waIld/ adj 1 wild animals and plants live or grow in natural conditions, without being changed or controlled by people [→ tame] 野生的﹐天然生长的﹔未驯服的: wild horses 野马wild flowers 野花wild mushrooms 野蘑菇see box at 见 NATURAL 1 方框2 a wild area of land is in a completely natural state and does not have farms, towns etc on it〔土地〕无人烟的﹐未开垦的: the wild and beautiful landscape of Nepal 尼泊尔那原始漂亮的风景3 feeling or expressing strong uncontrolled emotions, especially anger, happiness, or excitement 感情强烈的〔尤指生气﹑高兴或激动〕: +with He was wild with rage. 他怒火中烧。A wild look (=crazy look) came into her eyes. 她眼中流露出狂野的神色。4 behaving in an uncontrolled way and not doing what other people tell you to do〔行为〕不受控制的﹐无法无天的: a wild teenager 野蛮的青少年5 [only before noun 仅用于名词前] done or said without thinking carefully or without knowing all the facts〔做事或说话〕轻率的，缺乏根据的: Take a wild guess . 胡乱猜一下吧。wild accusations 诬告6 be wild about sb/sth spoken to like someone or something very much【口】极喜爱某人/某物: I’m not wild about rap music. 我对说唱乐不是很感兴趣。7 stormy and windy 狂风暴雨的: a wild night 狂风暴雨的夜晚
wild2 adv 1 go wild to become very excited or angry 变得极为兴奋[生气]: The audience went wild. 观众疯狂起来。 2 run wild to behave in a very free way, without enough control〔行为〕肆无忌惮﹐任意妄为: Left on their own, the boys ran wild. 男孩们没人管﹐无法无天了。 3 grow wild if plants grow wild somewhere, they have not been planted by people〔植物〕自然生长，野生
wild3 n 1 in the wild in natural conditions, without being changed or controlled by people 处于野生状态: animals in the wild 野生动物 2 the wilds areas where there are no towns and not many people live 人烟稀少的地区﹐偏远地区: +of the wilds of Canada 加拿大的偏远地区
BNC: 1698 COCA: 1292
wild wildwildswilderwildest adjective (wilder, wildest)1Wild plants and animals live or grow in nature, not with people: We picked some wild flowers.2excited; not controlled: She was wild with anger. The crowd went wild with excitement.

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