uproar

名词喧嚣; 吵闹; 骚乱，骚动

名词

1. 喧嚣：开始是人生地不熟,只能从运货开始,在温和的阳光下亲自(oneself)跑,世界(w偏远地段--远离闹市喧嚣(uproar),尽享静谧人生 郊区乡镇--回归自然,享受田园风光 紧邻闹市--坐拥城市繁华 挨着臭水沟--水岸名邸,上风上水 挖个水池子--东方威尼斯,

2. 骚动、喧嚣：heave 举起、提升、拖动、拉动 | uproar 骚动、喧嚣 | oar 船桨

3. 骚动,喧嚣,喊叫：roar 吼叫 | uproar 骚动,喧嚣,喊叫 | redundant 多余的

4. 骚动：uprising 叛乱 | uproar 骚动 | uproot 拔根

1. 喧闹；吵闹；鼓噪；骚动
    If there is uproar, there is a lot of shouting and noise because people are very angry or upset about something.

    e.g. The announcement caused uproar in the crowd...
           公告在人群中引起了骚动。
    e.g. The courtroom was in an uproar.
           法庭上一片哗然。

2. 骚乱；骚动
    You can also use uproar to refer to a lot of public criticism and debate about something that has made people angry.

    e.g. The town is in uproar over the dispute...
           整个城市因为这次争端而陷入了骚动。
    e.g. The surprise announcement could cause an uproar in the United States.
           这一突然发布的公告可能会在美国引起骚乱。

1. Ahmadinejad did not mention the uproar over Iran's nuclear program, calling instead for global nuclear disarmament.

2. The uproar generated among China's citizenry was eloquent and equal to the task.

3. uproar的意思

3. The latest uproar has served as one of a string of moves by the island to strengthen its military collaboration with the United States.

4. uproar的意思

4. The wedding caused an uproar when Princess Louise angered the Prince of Wales by becoming the first British princess to marry a commoner.

5. The uproar began when Obama bowed to Emperor Akihito of Japan and continued to build throughout his trip.

6. The class would then break into an uproar of laughter before correcting him, saying they are made out of rubber.

7. South Korea's president dispatched officials to Washington yesterday to try to calm weeks of public uproar over fears of mad cow disease.

8. The remark prompted such an uproar that he cut short his visit and returned home.

9. Experts on food safety and food packaging said the uproar was probably a result of the public's unfamiliarity with allergy alerts.

10. But there is no denying that the uproar has helped move the judiciary to honour its promise to promote transparency.

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