极度乐观

cautiously optimistic───审慎乐观

optimistic───adj.乐观的；乐观主义的

overoptimistic───adj.过于乐观的

blind optimism───盲目乐观

dysphemistic───难化学的

legitimistic───合法性

synoptistic───概要的

That now seems wildly optimistic.───现在看来过于乐观。

may sound wildly optimistic.───听上去可能相当乐观。

That's not too wildly optimistic.───也不是过于乐观。

Furthermore, cost estimates for government programs have been wildly optimistic over the years, especially for health care.───此外，对政府计划所估计的费用多年来盲目乐观，特别是医疗保险。

But I would certainly argue that the consensus medium-term growth predictions for China are wildly optimistic.───但我的确同意一点：通常认为的中国中期增长前景过于乐观了。

As The Economist went to press, there was talk of a compromise that relies on spending cuts and wildly optimistic accounting.───本期《经济学人》付印之际，有传言说将有一个基于削减支出和极度乐观的财务前景的妥协方案出台。

In the circumstances, it is hard to be wildly optimistic about how events will play out.───在这种情况下，很难对事情的走向表现出极度的乐观。

Even forecasts published over the past decade have proved wildly optimistic.───甚至过去十年公布的预测也已经证明是过分乐观的。

I was exhausted and relieved, but I wasn't wildly optimistic.───我已感到精疲力尽，同时也感到如释重负，然而，我并不抱盲目乐观的态度。

Critics argued that these estimates were wildly optimistic or that the original figures were far too low.

The figures were wildly optimistic, although the real events were dramatic enough in themselves.

The figures are wildly optimistic, and could only have been extrapolated from a short trial of about 10 operations.

Recent surveys show previous estimates of whale numbers to be wildly optimistic.

For another, it assumed a stability in the capitalist system which, then and since, seemed wildly optimistic.

This is generally held to be wildly optimistic, and in some quarters, an impossible timescale.

If this figure proves wildly optimistic, Bill Clinton will either have to propose more cuts or spend more money.

These estimates were wildly optimistic.