rowdy

英 [ˈraʊdi]

美 [ˈraʊdi]

adj.  吵闹的; 惹是生非的; 捣乱的
n.  凶暴的人; 无赖

复数：rowdies　比较级：rowdier　最高级：rowdiest　

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Collins.1 / BNC.18787 / COCA.14674

牛津词典

adj.

• 吵闹的；惹是生非的；捣乱的
  making a lot of noise or likely to cause trouble
  1. a rowdy crowd at the pub
     酒吧里一群闹哄哄的家伙

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 吵闹的;粗野的;惹是生非的
  When people arerowdy, they are noisy, rough, and likely to cause trouble.
  1. He has complained to the police about rowdy neighbours...
     他向警方投诉邻居们太吵闹。
  2. There were rowdy scenes inside parliament during the debate.
     在争论的过程中，国会内部一片混乱。
• N-PLURAL 粗野的人;吵闹的人
  If you describe people asrowdies, you mean that they are noisy, rough, and likely to cause trouble.
  1. ...a bar in New York where the owner kept a baseball bat to deal with rowdies.
     老板备了一根棒球棒以对付闹事者的一家纽约酒吧

英英释义

noun

• a cruel and brutal fellow
  Synonym:bullytoughhooliganruffianroughneckyobyoboyobbo

adj

• disturbing the public peace
  1. a raucous party
  2. rowdy teenagers
  Synonym:raucous

双语例句

• We don't let Timothy play with those rowdy children.
  我们不让提莫西和那些嚣张的孩子们玩。
• A Welsh inventor claims to have found the perfect solution to rowdy youngsters& noise.
  威尔士一个发明者声称：已经找到了用噪音对付吵闹孩子的绝妙解决方法。
• He wanted to crack the rowdy over the head, but refrained.
  他想猛击小流氓的头，可还是忍住了。
• It was a very rowdy meeting.
  这是一次很粗野的会。
• A rowdy group of boys ran through the streets.
  一群吵闹的男孩跑过街道。
• Eg. The football match was incredibly rowdy.
  这场橄榄球比赛的场面失去了控制。
• Rowdy mobs gathered in the leading thoroughfares.
  一群暴徒在要道聚众闹事。
• The teacher made the rowdy class quiet down.
  老师使这吵闹的班级安静了下来。
• I finally got my rowdy daughter to sleep.
  我终于把吵闹的女儿哄睡着。
• One is that election news has temporarily snatched some limelight from the disgruntled farmers who, after eight months of tenuous peace with the administration, have grown rowdy again.
  一是选举新闻暂时地夺走了粗暴农民不悦的表情，八个月与管理者的和平处以后，农民的不满情绪又恢复到了从前。