storm
英 [stɔːm]
美[stɔrm]
- n. 暴风雨；大动荡
- vi. 起风暴；横冲直撞；狂怒咆哮
- vt. 猛攻；怒骂
- n. (Storm)人名；(瑞典)斯托姆；(德)施托姆；(英、西、芬)斯托姆
词组搭配
go down a storm
be enthusiastically received by an audience
受到观众热烈欢迎
the lull (或 calm) before the storm
a period of unusual tranquillity or stability that seems likely to presage difficult times
暴风雨之前的平静，预示艰难时期来临前不平常的平静期
storm and stress
another term for Sturm und Drang
同 Sturm und Drang
a storm in a teacup
(Brit.)great anger or excitement about a trivial matter
(英)为小事大发雷霆；小题大做
take something by storm
(of troops) capture a place by a sudden and violent attack
（军队）（通过突袭和猛攻）强占（地方）
—— up a storm
(chiefly N. Amer.)perform the specified action with great enthusiasm and energy
(主北美)劲头十足地做，起劲地做，热情地做
the band could really &B{play up a storm}.
那个乐团真的可以热情奔放地演出。
take by storm
To captivate completely
完全地感染
a new play that took New York City by storm.
使整个纽约受到震撼的一出新戏