feverishly

adv.

发热地；狂热地，兴奋地；

1. He kept writing letters feverishly in his study all afternoon.
   整个下午他在书房里兴奋地写信。
2. His eyes glittered feverishly, as he tried to prove to Pierre that there was never the slightest desire to do good to his neighbour in his actions.
   当他力图向皮埃尔证明在他的行动中从来看不出他有对他人行善的意愿的时候，他的眼睛非常兴奋地闪闪发光。

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