英语词组rampant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 rampant

1. To behave or run around in a wild, unruly, out-of-control manner. After three days of driving, it was great to let the kids run rampant around the woods behind my parents' house. The bull ran rampant in the streets for several hours before they managed to subdue it.

2. To spread or grow unchecked, out of control, and/or chaotically. The wildfire ran rampant as strong winds fanned the flames and helped spread it across an ever-wider area. Corruption has run rampant in the country ever since the dictator assumed power.

run rampant

to run, develop, or grow out of control. The children ran rampant through the house. Weeds have run rampant around the abandoned house.

词组	rampant
释义	(redirected from rampant) run rampant 1. To behave or run around in a wild, unruly, out-of-control manner. After three days of driving, it was great to let the kids run rampant around the woods behind my parents' house. The bull ran rampant in the streets for several hours before they managed to subdue it. 2. To spread or grow unchecked, out of control, and/or chaotically. The wildfire ran rampant as strong winds fanned the flames and helped spread it across an ever-wider area. Corruption has run rampant in the country ever since the dictator assumed power. run rampant to run, develop, or grow out of control. The children ran rampant through the house. Weeds have run rampant around the abandoned house.
随便看	not in the same street not in the same street (as someone or something) not in the slightest not in tune Not Invented Here not-invented-here syndrome not in wildest dreams not in your wildest dreams notion notions not ___ (jack) diddly not ___ jack diddly not ___ jack (shit) not judge a book by its cover Not Just Another Pretty Face not just a pretty face put oneself at one's disposal put (oneself) at (one's) ease put oneself at one's ease put oneself in else's shoes put oneself in someone else's place put oneself in someone else's shoes put oneself in someone's place put (oneself) in (someone's) place put oneself in someone's shoes