rampaging

v.

（因兴奋或愤怒而）乱跑，乱冲( rampage的现在分词 )；

on the rampage 暴跳如雷（等于on 横冲直撞；a rampage）

1. He went on the rampage after an argument with his wife.
   与他妻子争吵之后,他暴跳如雷。
2. The capture tiger is on the rampage for several days.
   捕获的老虎几天来一直处于狂躁不安中。
3. We must fight a global war to control this mosquito rampage.
   我们必须在全球范围内展开这场控制虫害的战争。

1. The mob rampaged through the village.
   这伙暴徒在村中横冲直撞。

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