rave
verb
noun
adj
reɪv verb
1
rave about/over sth
to talk about something you enjoy or admire in an excited way 极力夸奖某事物，对某事物赞不绝口;
Now I understand why travelers rave about Lapland.
我现在明白为什么游客会对拉普兰赞不绝口了。
The customers were raving over our homemade chili.
顾客对我们自制的辣椒粉赞不绝口。
2 to talk in an angry, uncontrolled, or crazy way 咆哮; 胡言乱语; 语无伦次 BrE
[+ at ]
He started raving at me.
他开始对我胡言乱语。
[+ on ] BrE 【英】 :
Lisa raved on about how awful it all was.
莉萨气愤地诉说着这一切是多么地糟糕。
He was still ranting and raving the next morning.
第二天上午他仍在大叫大嚷。
noun
3 a big event where people dance to loud music with a strong beat and often take drugs 狂欢晚会
an all-night rave
通宵狂欢晚会
rave music
狂欢舞会音乐
rave parties
狂欢派对
4 strong praise for a new play, book etc 〔对新剧、新书等的〕吹捧; 好评
The play got raves from the critics.
这部戏得到了评论家的热烈好评。
adj
5
rave reviews/notices/reports strong
praise for a new play, book etc, especially in a newspaper or magazine 〔报纸或杂志对新剧、新书等的〕高度评价
win/receive/earn rave reviews
The performance earned them rave reviews from critics.
这次表演使他们赢得了评论家的高度评价。