单词maniacal
adj.: 狂野的；粗暴的
网络: 发狂的；狂热的；疯狂的
狂野的；粗暴的:
wild or violent
躁狂;狂热的
Again, he seems to have been quite free from that maniacal suspiciousness which, as E.
再者，他好象没有那种发狂的多疑，这个正如E。
He said that Mr Childs had been a highly regarded member of staff but was iowa "rogue employee that got a bit maniacal" .
他说查尔兹先生是一位被高度认可的员工，但是现在是一位“有点疯狂的游手好闲的雇员”。
Donald Trump told TIME that Jackson used to drop to his knees to crawl away from maniacal fans after concerts.
唐纳德·特朗普告诉《时代》周刊记者，杰克逊过去常常在演唱会之后从狂热的FANS面前屈膝爬过。
American photographer Sean Flynn cut a maniacal figure among the Saigon press corps, racing a motorbike, living in a haze of narcotics.
美国摄影师肖恩·弗林就是西贡记者团中的疯狂一员，他驾驶着摩托赛车，沉醉在毒品的迷雾中。
None of this excuses his egregious, almost maniacal, tactics and his total insensitiveness to our necessities.
这些都不能开脱他那种极端的，近乎疯狂的策略，以及他对我们的需要全不照顾的态度。
The customer protested in such a loud, violent, and maniacal manner that onlookers thought he had lost his sanity.
那位顾客如此大声、激动、疯子般的抗议着，旁观者还以为他神经不正常呢。
See oneself even the doorway also enters not to go, Zhang Fei has to feel profoundly almost beauty of maniacal power.
看到自己连门口也进不去，张斐不得不感叹一下美女的强悍威力。
He is a self-centered maniacal bully who constantly abuses those around him in order to advance his wishes and dreams.
他以自我为中心，甚至经常为了提前完成他的愿望和梦想，而侮辱同伴。
The final decision to proceed was not a maniacal eruption of irrationality as the uproar afterward sought to imply.
采取行动的最后决定并不象事后人们喧嚣一时力图暗示的那样，是一个失去理性的狂人的一时冲动。
Which is why, even as the rest of the world has written off Qaddafi as a maniacal loon, the Libyan leader still has friends in Africa.
现如今，世界各国几乎全都把卡扎菲当成疯子，但这位利比亚领导人在非洲仍有维护着他的朋友，这就是其中的奥秘所在了。