英语词组run high是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

run high

To be very intense; to increase to an intense level, typically due to a specific cause. Often said of "emotions" or "tensions." Of course they're arguing—emotions always run high when those two get together.

running high

[for feelings] to be in a state of excitement or anger. Feelings were running high as the general election approached. The mood of the crowd was running high when they saw the mother slap her child.

run high

Be intense, as in Feelings are running high on the issue of raising taxes. This expression, first recorded in 1711, transfers the strong currents or tides that make for high waves to human concerns.

run high

be strong or tumultuous.

The image here is of waves or tides rising above their normal height, especially in stormy conditions.

1993 Wall Street Journal Europe Everybody knows it is an exercise, but emotions nevertheless run high as the Army ‘augmentees’ warm to their roles.

run ˈhigh

(especially of feelings) be strong and angry or excited: As usual, emotions ran high at the awards ceremony last night.

词组	run high
释义	Idiom run high to be very strong. Frustration and anger run high when people lose hope. Usage notes: used mostly of feelings, as in the example run high To be very intense; to increase to an intense level, typically due to a specific cause. Often said of "emotions" or "tensions." Of course they're arguing—emotions always run high when those two get together. running high [for feelings] to be in a state of excitement or anger. Feelings were running high as the general election approached. The mood of the crowd was running high when they saw the mother slap her child. run high Be intense, as in Feelings are running high on the issue of raising taxes. This expression, first recorded in 1711, transfers the strong currents or tides that make for high waves to human concerns. run high be strong or tumultuous. The image here is of waves or tides rising above their normal height, especially in stormy conditions. 1993 Wall Street Journal Europe Everybody knows it is an exercise, but emotions nevertheless run high as the Army ‘augmentees’ warm to their roles. run ˈhigh (especially of feelings) be strong and angry or excited: As usual, emotions ran high at the awards ceremony last night.
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