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汉语拼音：tóu nǎo fā rè

指得一个人情绪激动使人不能自已，做出一些过激的、非正常的行为。它形容做事冲动，不冷静。

• And this annoyed him, and he began to lose his head.

  这话激恼了他，他开始头脑发热，失去了理智。

• For a few heady months in the early days of the global economic crisis, back in 2008, Europeans felt they were leading the world.

  回顾2008年，在全球经济危机爆发的最初一段时间里，欧洲人曾头脑发热长达数月，认为是他们在领导着世界。

• The master of prose is not cold, but will not let any word or image inflame him with a heat irrelevant to his purpose.

  散文大家并不冷漠，但也不会因头脑发热，让任意与其目的无关的词汇或形象扰乱自己。

• Many things connected to yawning, like being tired, make the brain hot, and yawning can reduce the heat, he said.

  很多事情都与打哈欠有关，像无聊了啊，让头脑发热，而打哈欠可以减少这种热量。

• but no flight of generosity run mad, opposing all that could be probable or reasonable, entered her brain.

  但是，她没有慷慨到头脑发热的地步，完全置可能性和合理性于不顾。

• The moral is: A little power soon goes to the head of one not used to it.

  这个故事告诉我们，过去没有权力的人只要拥有了一点权力就会头脑发热。

• I have to admit that my challenge was a bit over-zealous and I could have avoided it.

  我不得不承认，铲球时我有些头脑发热，我本可以避免的。

• Jack knew from experience standoffs like this never lasted long. Someone always got impatient or scared or stupid or all three.

  按照杰克的经验，这样的僵持从来不会持续太久，总会有人失去耐心、开始害怕、一时头脑发热，或是三者并发。

• This wanton exercise of this power is not a chimerical suggestion of a heated brain.

  这种不负责任地行使这个权力的行为不是我头脑发热凭空捏造出来的。