fervid

adj.

1. 情感异常强烈的；激昂的；充满激情的
   feeling sth too strongly; showing feelings that are too strong

1. In Hong Kong they are mining it with shipping container-sized, liquid-cooled rooms of computer circuitry. In Wenzhou, the Silicon Valley of Chinese shadow banking, it was an object of fervid speculation.
   在香港，人们用来挖掘它的计算机电路室，已经和船运集装箱一般大小，还配备着液体冷却装置；在中国影子银行体系的硅谷&温州，它是人们狂热投机的对象。
2. It was about this time that the newspapers and magazines were beginning to pay that illustrative attention to the beauties of the stage which has since become fervid.
   差不多也就在这个时候，报纸和杂志开始将舞台上的美人的照片用作插图，而且此后这种作法形成了热潮。
3. Its citizens were charged with creating a fervid rightist atmosphere in which Lee Harvey Oswald felt moved to shoot the president.
   人们指责达拉斯市民制造了一种狂热的右翼氛围，从而促使李•哈维•奥斯瓦尔德（LeeHarveyOswald）枪杀了总统。
4. Full of fervid and misplaced loyalties.
   满怀赤忱的愚忠。
5. Pass by the fervid flowers that press themselves on your sight.
   穿过扑来眼底的热情的繁花，不去管她们的殷勤。
6. But their persecution has suddenly turned fervid.
   现在对他们的迫害突然变本加厉了起来。
7. He was a ready scholar as you are, but more fervid and impatient.
   他是一个聪明的学者，跟你一样，不过更加热情而缺乏耐心。
8. It may be that among them a more fervid keats, a more ethereal Shelley has already published numbers the world will willingly remember.
   他们当中可能有一位更炽情的济慈或者更一尘不染的雪莱，而且已经发表了世界将长久记忆的诗篇。
9. Intensely zealous or fervid.
   强烈的热心或者热情。
10. But the fervid facility of his impromptus could not be so accounted for.
    但是，如此解释他那高超的即兴演奏的技巧就不行了。