riotous

英 [ˈraɪətəs]

美 [ˈraɪətəs]

adj.  骚乱的; 暴乱的; 狂欢的; 纵情欢闹的

GRE

BNC.18721 / COCA.24104

牛津词典

adj.

• 骚乱的；暴乱的
  noisy and/or violent, especially in a public place
  1. riotous behaviour
     暴乱行为
  2. The organizers of the march were charged with assault and riotous assembly .
     游行组织者被控侵犯人身及暴乱性非法集会。
• 狂欢的；纵情欢闹的
  noisy, exciting and enjoyable in an uncontrolled way
  1. a riotous party
     狂欢聚会
  2. riotous laughter
     放纵的笑声

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (生活)放纵的，狂欢的，不羁的
  If you say that someone has ariotouslifestyle, you mean that they frequently behave in a excessive and uncontrolled way, for example by eating or drinking too much.
  1. ...aristocrats who wasted their inheritances in riotous living.
     在放纵的生活中将遗产挥霍一空的贵族
• ADJ-GRADED (行为或事件)狂欢的，喧闹的，放纵的
  You can describe someone's behaviour or an event asriotouswhen it is noisy and lively in a rather wild way.
  1. The dinner was often a riotous affair enlivened by superbly witty speeches.
     宴会常常会因为一些非常诙谐的讲话而气氛活跃，热闹非凡。
  2. ...a riotous exhibition of boogie-woogie piano playing.
     欢闹的布吉乐钢琴演奏会
• ADJ 色彩丰富的;五颜六色的;装饰华丽的
  You can describe things asriotouswhen they are very colourful or decorative rather than plain or simple.
  1. ...a riotous collection of gaudy and glamorous dresses.
     各种各样花哨而华丽的服装

英英释义

adj

• produced or growing in extreme abundance
  1. their riotous blooming
  Synonym:exuberantlushluxuriantprofuse
• unrestrained by convention or morality
  1. Congreve draws a debauched aristocratic society
  2. deplorably dissipated and degraded
  3. riotous living
  4. fast women
  Synonym:debaucheddegeneratedegradeddissipateddissolutelibertineprofligatefast
• characterized by unrest or disorder or insubordination
  1. effects of the struggle will be violent and disruptive
  2. riotous times
  3. these troubled areas
  4. the tumultuous years of his administration
  5. a turbulent and unruly childhood
  Synonym:disruptivetroubledtumultuousturbulent

双语例句

• His early death was blamed on drink and riotous living.
  他的早死应归咎于酗酒和放荡生活。
• The dinner was often a riotous affair enlivened by superbly witty speeches.
  宴会常常会因为一些非常诙谐的讲话而气氛活跃，热闹非凡。
• He was nineteen when he began his three riotous years at harvard.
  他19岁时就开始了他在哈佛大学的三年放荡生活。
• Taste the fresh and fragrant grass and appreciate fallen petals in riotous profusion will bring you a good mood.
  感受芳草鲜美，落英缤纷，你的心情一定会变得非常多彩。
• Though the event has gone from being a novelty to a fixture, it has lost none of its riotous pleasure.
  尽管这场盛会已从新鲜事物成为了一个固定的节日，但它并没有失去那种狂欢般的快乐。
• Congreve draws a debauched aristocratic society; deplorably dissipated and degraded; riotous living; fast women.
  康格里夫描绘了一个堕落的贵族社会；可悲的放荡和堕落；放纵的生活；放荡的女人。
• He has been sent down for riotous behaviour.
  他因为行为放纵而被开除了。
• They were making a riotous noise, but it was much more like music-rather advanced music which you don't quite take in at the first hearing-than birds 'songs ever are in our world.
  它们正发出喧闹的声音，不过这种声音比起我们世界里鸟儿的歌声更像音乐&相当先进的音乐，乍一听你还不大领会得了。
• Or an idle and vagrant Indian, whom the white man's fire-water had made riotous about the streets, was to be driven with stripes into the shadow of the forest.
  或是一个闲散的印第安游民，因为喝了白人的烈酒满街胡闹，要挨着鞭子给赶进树林。
• He found congenial officers who knew how to leaven war's rigours with riotous enjoyment.
  他找到了懂得用狂欢来冲淡战争的严酷的志趣相投的军官。