seething

adj.

沸腾的，火热的；

v.

（液体）沸腾( seethe的现在分词 )；激动，大怒；强压怒火；生闷气(~with sth|~ at sth)

1. Within seconds, hundreds respond to the call, and the scorpion vanishes below a seething throng.
   几秒钟的时间里，数百只蚂蚁响应了这一召唤，蝎子一下淹没在沸腾的蚁群里。

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