furiously

adv.

狂怒地；狂暴地，猛烈地；气势汹汹；怒冲冲

1. She began furiously dabbing at it with a napkin.
   她开始狂怒地用纸巾擦。
2. Rushing furiously across the room, he seized me violently and stared fiercely into my eyes.
   他狂怒地冲过屋子，猛地抓住我，狠狠地盯着我的眼睛。

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