英:['raʊdɪɪʃ]
美:['raʊdɪɪʃ]
英:['raʊdɪɪʃ]
美:['raʊdɪɪʃ]
adjective
coarse or boisterous in behavior : roughalso: characterized by such behavior
rowdy local bars
noun
a rowdy person : tough
Adjective perhaps irregular from row >entry 5
The first known use of rowdy was in 1832
royalistnoun
a person who supports a sovereign
royaladjective
of or relating to a sovereign : regal
fit for a king or queen
a royal welcome
row1 of 5verb
to move a boat by means of oars
to travel or carry in a rowboat
to pull an oar in a crew
row2 of 5noun
an act or instance of rowing
row3 of 5noun
a series of persons or things arranged in a usually straight lineespecially: a horizontal arrangement of items
the line along which such objects are arranged
planted the corn in parallel rows
way entry 1 sense 1a, street
row4 of 5noun
a noisy disturbance or quarrel
row5 of 5verb
to have a row : fight, quarrel
rowlocknoun
oarlock
rowingnoun
the sport of racing long narrow boats rowed by oars
row1 of 5verb
to move a boat by means of oars
to travel or carry in a rowboat
to pull an oar in a crew
row2 of 5noun
an act or instance of rowing
row3 of 5noun
a series of persons or things arranged in a usually straight lineespecially: a horizontal arrangement of items
the line along which such objects are arranged
planted the corn in parallel rows
way entry 1 sense 1a, street
row4 of 5noun
a noisy disturbance or quarrel
row5 of 5verb
to have a row : fight, quarrel
rowelnoun
a disk on the end of a spur that has sharp points around its edge
rowdy1 of 2adjective
rough or loud in behavior
rowdy2 of 2noun
a rowdy person
1 a rowdy game of basketball
2 a rowdy but good-natured group of teenagers
3 rowdies had overtaken the neighborhood and were threatening people on the street
4 These early graduations were public festivals, some of the biggest of the year, and things could get rowdy.
5 With South Carroll girls lacrosse up a goal on Liberty late in the third quarter, a simple Thursday night game quickly turned into an intense showdown, as fans from both sides got rowdy, instantly creating a playoff-like atmosphere.
1 粗野
low rough gross robust crude rugged rude rustic coarse savage brute earthy vulgar barbaric unpolished uncouth homespun boorish uncultivated churlish rough-hewn uncivil snippy coarse-grained sanguinary graceless loutish truculent ill-mannered indelicate countrified unmannerly ill-bred unhewn shirt-sleeve roughhewn rantipole homebred unpresentable robustious unlicked cloddy unnurtured agrestic lowbred uncourtliness roughness ruggedness indecency vulgarity barbarity coarseness crudity immodesty provincialism discourtesy rusticity truculence indelicacy rowdyism ill-breeding truculency vulgarness wild and woolly mad as a hare
2 粗野的
low rough gross robust crude rugged rude rustic coarse savage brute earthy vulgar barbaric unpolished uncouth homespun boorish uncultivated churlish rough-hewn uncivil snippy coarse-grained sanguinary graceless loutish truculent ill-mannered indelicate countrified unmannerly ill-bred unhewn shirt-sleeve roughhewn rantipole homebred unpresentable robustious unlicked cloddy unnurtured agrestic lowbred wild and woolly mad as a hare
4 骚动
rowdydowdy disorderly seething uproarious roily splore row-de-dow whoop-up do disorder stir sensation breeze riot disturbance fermentation ferment stink turmoil agitation tempest commotion uproar convulsion tumult squall distemper shindig furor restiveness affray rowdiness ruction pother shindy tempestuousness bobbery hurry-scurry stoush tumultuousness agitate seethe tumultuate disturb
5 吵闹
rowdydowdy ugly noisy blatant turbulent stormy rowdy uproarious jangling loquacious clamorous knockabout larrikin clamant riproaring rantipole loudly blatantly noisily rowdily rumbustiously row-de-dow scene row racket rhubarb ruckus fracas rowdiness ruction noisiness hullaballoo rowdyism blatancy shemozzle kick up a row make a row