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com·mo·tion
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复数:commotions
noun
a condition of civil unrest or insurrection
The commotion was finally brought to an end and peace was restored.
steady or recurrent motion
the commotion of the surf
mental excitement or confusion
… startled … into no ordinary state of commotion.—Arnold Bennett
an agitated disturbance : to-do
the commotion caused by the president's visit
noisy confusion : agitation
The commotion backstage had brought the play to a stop.
civil commotion民众骚乱
14世纪晚期,“猛烈的运动或激动,情绪骚动”,源自古法语 commocion “猛烈的运动,激动”(12世纪,现代法语 commotion),直接源自拉丁语 commotionem(格 commotio)“猛烈的运动,激动”,动作名词,来自 commovere “移动,扰乱”的过去分词词干,源自 com “与,一起”,这里可能是“彻底”的意思(见 com-),加上 movere “移动”(来自 PIE 词根 *meue- “推开”)。
从15世纪中叶开始,“公共不安或骚乱”。动词 commote “扰乱,搅动”(1852年), commove(14世纪晚期)在《世纪词典》中标记为“罕见”。
Middle English, from Anglo-French commocion, from Latin commotion-, commotio, from commovēre — see commove
The first known use of commotion was in the 15th century
communicableadjective
capable of being transferred or carried from one person or thing to another
communicable diseases
commune1 of 2verb
to receive Communion
to be in close communication with someone or something
commune with nature
commune2 of 2noun
the smallest administrative district of many countries especially in Europe
a small group of people that live together and share property and duties
commune1 of 2verb
to receive Communion
to be in close communication with someone or something
commune with nature
commune2 of 2noun
the smallest administrative district of many countries especially in Europe
a small group of people that live together and share property and duties
communaladjective
of or relating to a commune or community
shared or used in common by members of a group or community
communaladjective
of or relating to a commune or community
shared or used in common by members of a group or community
communaladjective
of or relating to a commune or community
shared or used in common by members of a group or community
commotionnoun
irregular or violent motion
noisy excitement and confusion : tumult
1 He had lost his son in the commotion.
2 They’d tumbled out of the house, intrigued by all the commotion.
3 Where Bigwig had stopped there were signs of commotion.
4 There was a great commotion in the room.
5 Peeta and I hurry to the window and try to make sense of the commotion far below us on the streets.
6 Just when the commotion was quieting down, a man appeared at the schoolhouse door.
7 Finally I want to mention another obstacle that causes a lot of commotion in your emotional body.
最后我想提到另外一个在你的情绪身体中制造很多混乱的障碍。
8 Presently, as the keepers passed down the line of cages, a great commotion was heard.
9 The commotion only alerts more of them, and about a dozen wizards come bounding outta the cabins and the woods, swishing their wands.
10 Looking up, she saw me, smiled and said, “What’s all the commotion outside, honey?”
11 For a moment, as I heard the ebb and flow of commotion echoing down the stairs, I held my breath again.
12 All this commotion, emotions run deep as oceans explodin '.
混乱的象爆炸似的海洋一样深的运转的情感.
13 The billows' commotion.
14 In the midst of the happy, talkative commotion, I remember thinking, This is so my scene.
15 “Redundancies in security are wise on festival nights. Particularly on a Midsummer Eve after all the recent commotion.”
16 Magdalys shook her head, still smiling, as Two Step broke into a wild dance and Sabeen came over to see what the commotion was.
17 There was a sudden commotion when the actress entered the restaurant.
18 As his eyes followed the print the rest of his senses were on the alert to the various commotions that went on around him.
19 As I picked up a piece of peppermint, I heard a commotion from the street.
20 “I heard the commotion, saw the girl fleeing, and observed the destruction myself.”
2 动乱
troubled unsettled troublous garboil trouble storm disturbance fermentation ferment turmoil unrest upheaval flutter tempest convulsion upturn kerfuffle stour blether commove
3 骚乱
trouble disorder stir riot whirlpool mayhem uproar tumult ruckus rumpus hullabaloo stramash bangarang turbulent riotous disturbance rioting fracas stormy tumultuous tempestuous unquiet obstreperous troublous confusion turbulence anarchy haroosh toss flurry disorderly maelstrom hubbub convulsive ferment turmoil unrest convulsion kerfuffle
4 骚扰
harassment disturbance persecution infestation disturb annoy molest antagonize mobbish noise outbreak to-do ado upheaval noisily affray tsimmes hunt harass sturt annoyance hullabaloo stramash interfere violate infest cut didos
6 嘈杂
8 震动
vibrant convulsive tremulous vibratile collision vibration concussion quake tremor jolt convulsion trepidation pulsation jounce quaver vibes shake judder jar vibrate convulse
10 混乱
disorder coil confusion complication chaos madness tumble havoc scrum turmoil whirlpool mayhem turbulence huddle anarchy whirl dislocation scurry disarray tumult maelstrom mix-up snafu hubbub screw-up kerfuffle helter-skelter misrule pell-mell hurly-burly pother moil katzenjammer guddle balls-up hugger-mugger snarl-up tsimmes tohubohu shambles buzz mare's nest Chinese fire drill shambolic haywire mixed-up ragtime rough tumultuous hazy disorderly woolly indiscriminate untidy turbid untuned adrift cock-up ruction tracasserie shock dust pie distraction rout ruffle jumble broil snarl perturbation upturn perplexity pandemonium brouhaha anomie foul-up fuddle shemozzle mêlée discombobulate involve confuse devastate confound entangle obfuscate perturb disjoint bedevil unstring mess tangle muddle ravel make hay of out of joint crap confused chaotic turbulent rowdy muddled Rafferty's rules upset melee entropy botch bewilderment tailspin babel put out of joint
11 喧闹
rag to-do hoopla shindig rumpus shindy moil stooshie noise yawp raise hell raise the devil a song and dance alarums and excursions slambang clamant rough noisy stormy Randy brassy obstreperous rorty rumbustious knockabout riot rattle fuss stink romp furore brouhaha ballyhoo corroboree hoot clamour loud uproarious rip-roaring bustle brawl ruckus hubbub kerfuffle hullabaloo hurly-burly high jinks tumultuous disorderly boisterous riotous abuzz row hustle uproar pandemonium horseplay razzle-dazzle run riot raise the roof
12 暴动
disorder riot uprising fray tempest putsch rage sedition brouhaha insurgent riotous mutinous outbreak insurgency insurrection mutiny tumult insurgence rabblement tsimmes mutineer uprise insurrectionary tirrivee riotry heat rebellion corroboree insurrectional émeute emeute
14 骚动
storm stir coil hurricane riot fermentation ferment to-do turmoil unrest flutter cauldron uproar broil hubbub hoo-ha misrule ruction hurly-burly razzmatazz pother moil katzenjammer stramash alarums and excursions rough turbulent tumultuous tempestuous yeasty convulsive uproarious disorder dust rout buzz flurry turbulence agitation tempest outcry tumult ruckus hoopla hullabaloo convulse wake kick up pandemonium kerfuffle disturbance convulsion furore do trouble noise shooting shine excitement hurry combustion ruffle shake-up clatter distemper brouhaha stour shindy hubble-bubble bobbery hot turnup disturbed disorderly abuzz astir blather dirdum tirrivee splore kickup rucus heat blow yeast scandal distraction stink whirl hurrah seethe muss affray dustup blether touse williwaw tzimmes bagarre abubble rowdydowdy seething roily rowdyish row-de-dow whoop-up sensation breeze squall shindig furor restiveness rowdiness tempestuousness hurry-scurry stoush tumultuousness agitate tumultuate disturb