ruckus

英 [ˈrʌkəs]

美 [ˈrʌkəs]

n.  喧闹; 骚动; 争吵

TEM8

BNC.46344 / COCA.19870

牛津词典

noun

• 喧闹；骚动；争吵
  a situation in which there is a lot of noisy activity, confusion or argument

柯林斯词典

• N-SING 喧闹;骚乱
  If someone or something causes aruckus, they cause a great deal of noise, argument, or confusion.
  1. This caused such a ruckus all over Japan that they had to change their mind.
     这在全日本引起了不小的骚动，他们不得不因此改变主意。

英英释义

noun

• the act of making a noisy disturbance
  Synonym:commotiondinructionrumpustumult

双语例句

• I'm sorry to have caused all this ruckus.
  对这些骚动我真得很抱歉。
• And indeed, they are the ones raising the loudest ruckus about the New York interview.
  事实上，他们也是对纽约的采访反响最大的。
• This caused such a ruckus all over Japan that they had to change their mind.
  这在全日本引起了不小的骚动，他们不得不因此改变主意。
• Even before the current ruckus over the road, Prof Chellaney said, Chinese soldiers had been increasingly aggressive in that corner of Ladakh.
  切拉尼表示，即便在当前围绕筑路工程的争吵爆发之前，中国军人在拉达克地区那个角落的动作就越来越大。
• And raising a royal ruckus, thanks to the Jag's woolly exhaust note, for which it will live in noise-ordinance infamy.
  而由于Jag粗犷的排气管声音，它又引起一阵骚动。这将使它因为违反噪音管制条例而一辈子声名狼藉。
• Not having a goal lets you make a ruckus, or have more fun, or spend time doing what matters right now, which is, after all, the moment in which you are living.
  没有目标一身轻。你可以过的热热闹闹，快快乐乐，只做眼前重要的事情，”生活在此刻“。
• I heard a ruckus. I called for heip.
  我听到杂乱的声音，就给警察打了电话。
• The roughness, yes, the rudeness, ruckus.
  这是粗糙的，是的，无礼的骚动和喧嚣。
• She heard a ruckus through her wall.
  她隔着墙听到一阵喧闹。
• Never a moments rest, he thought, as the old Priest got out of bed to investigate the ruckus.
  一刻也让人不安宁老神父一边想一边从床上爬起来想看看究竟是什么引起骚乱。