stampeding
v. (使)惊逃,(使)奔逃( stampede的现在分词 )
If there is a stampede, a group of people or animals run in a wild, uncontrolled way.
There was a stampede for the exit.
大家都争先恐后地朝出口涌去。
If a group of animals or people stampede or if something stampedes them, they run in a wild, uncontrolled way.
The crowd stampeded and many were crushed or trampled underfoot...
人群争先恐后地奔逃,很多人被压伤或踩踏。
Countryside robbers are learning the ways of the wild west by stampeding cattle to distract farmers before raiding their homes.
乡间强盗正在学习早期西部人的做法,先让牛群受惊四处乱窜以转移农民的注意力,然后再洗劫他们的房屋。
If a lot of people all do the same thing at the same time, you can describe it as a stampede .
Generous redundancy terms had triggered a stampede of staff wanting to leave.
优厚的裁员条件引发了职员争先恐后地要求辞职的现象。
...a stampede by South African farmers to buy up cheap land in Mozambique.
南非农场主在莫桑比克争购廉价土地的热潮
If people are stampeded into doing something, they are forced into doing it by pressure from other people, even though they do not think it is the right thing to do.
Do we really want to be stampeded in such a way?...
我们真的愿意被这样逼迫吗?
It was widely believed that Powell had stampeded the Government into taking action.
大家普遍认为鲍威尔已经逼迫政府采取行动。
The noise was like ten thousand stampeding horses, a roaring tidal wave.
声音是那么急,那么响亮,就像万马奔腾, 怒潮狂涌一样.
On the street , firecrackers were bursting like the staccato hoofbeats of stampeding horses.
外面万马奔腾似的爆竹声送进他的耳里.
You are slower than a herd of turtles stampeding through peanut butter.
你比一群在花生酱中乱窜的海龟还要慢.