rumpus

英 [ˈrʌmpəs]

美 [ˈrʌmpəs]

n.  喧闹; 吵吵嚷嚷

BNC.33082 / COCA.32618

牛津词典

noun

• 喧闹；吵吵嚷嚷
  a lot of noise that is made especially by people who are complaining about sth
  1. to cause a rumpus
     引起骚动

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 喧闹;吵闹;争论
  If someone or something causes arumpus, they cause a lot of noise or argument.
  1. He had actually left the company a year before the rumpus started.
     实际上，在争论开始一年前他就已经离开公司了。

英英释义

noun

• the act of making a noisy disturbance
  Synonym:commotiondinructionruckustumult

verb

• cause a disturbance

双语例句

• Lose the lead, in card games. rumpus room
  在牌戏中失去领导地位。（地下）游戏室，娱乐室
• Only Arthur raised a rumpus.
  只有阿瑟提出了强烈抗议。
• Own raise a rumpus, reduces the energy consumption, again has us to besupposed to take the lead, improvement environment ability stronger, the responsibility is bigger!
  自己动手动脚，减少能源消耗，再有美国应该带头，改善环境。能力越强，责任越大！
• They caused a rumpus in the house of commons.
  他们在下院掀起了一场激烈争论。
• He had actually left the company a year before the rumpus started.
  实际上，在争论开始一年前他就已经离开公司了。
• They kick up a rumpus and throw things at each other.
  他们吵了起来并互相朝对方扔东西。
• Or, is it a rumpus room strewn of rummage?
  抑或是黑暗污秽凌乱不堪的房间呢？
• He heard the rumpus and came to the rescue.
  他听到大声吵闹就前来解围。
• Mr Lansley's plans might have caused less of a rumpus with more explicit warning.
  兰斯利的计划可能引起了一点吵闹和警告。
• The latest rumpus is less sensible.
  最近出现的喧嚣则显得不那么明智。