英:[əbˈstrepərəs]
美:[ɑbˈstrɛpərəs, əb-]
英:[əbˈstrepərəs]
美:[ɑbˈstrɛpərəs, əb-]
ob·strep·er·ous
ab stre p rs
obstreperously (adv.), obstreperousness (n.)
adjective
hard to control, as children resisting adult discipline; unruly.Obstreperous children were sometimes thrashed with a cane in the old days.
purposely noisy and boisterous.She refused to baby-sit for these obstreperous boys ever again.
"喧闹的,吵闹的,狂暴的,尤其是在反对中",约1600年,源自拉丁语 obstreperus "喧闹的",源自 obstrepere "用噪音淹没,发出反对的噪音,喧闹地反对",源自 ob "反对"(见 ob-) + strepere "发出噪音",源自 PIE *strep-, 据说是模拟的(比较拉丁语 stertare "打鼾",古诺尔斯语 þrefa "争吵", þrapt "喋喋不休,闲话",古英语 þræft "争吵")。但德·范写道:"不能确定 *strep- 是否追溯到 PIE,因为它只在拉丁语和日耳曼语中发现。" "抵抗控制、管理或建议"的扩展意义是在1650年代。相关: Obstreperously; obstreperousness。
Latin obstreperus, from obstrepere to clamor against, from ob- against + strepere to make a noise
The first known use of obstreperous was circa 1600
obstructionnoun
an act of obstructing : the state of being obstructed
something that gets in the way : obstacle
obstructverb
to close up by an obstacle
a fallen tree obstructed the roadway
to be or get in the way of : hinder
lying to the police obstructs justice
obstructverb
to close up by an obstacle
a fallen tree obstructed the roadway
to be or get in the way of : hinder
lying to the police obstructs justice
obstructverb
to close up by an obstacle
a fallen tree obstructed the roadway
to be or get in the way of : hinder
lying to the police obstructs justice
obstreperousadjective
noisy and hard to control
1 Hazan, being a true Parisian, is not afraid of pronouncing his likes and dislikes: the book is often obstreperous, sometimes angry.
2 In fact, of course, refusing to seat the obstreperous loudmouth Jordan, in particular, has been a saving grace.
3 That exaggerates the extent to which the obstreperous minority of Americans who oppose Roe reflect the nation as a whole.
4 The judge also sanctioned the defendants' lawyers for making "preposterous" legal arguments and fueling their clients' "obstreperous" conduct.
5 But it was not enough to appease the obstreperous right flank of his party, which wanted any single lawmaker to be able to force such a vote.
6 Featuring bodies stacked like cords of wood and a bloated S.S. guard dangling from an iron hook, the spread was an obstreperous incursion among the kind of fashion and perfume ads that Miller had once shot or appeared in.
7 In the class that day was an obstreperous man who was creating turmoil.
那天教室里有个任性的男人在捣乱.
8 Fitzsimmons began to wonder if this horse might be just as obstreperous as his sire, only much more cunning in his methods.
9 The next day, he remembered nothing but feeling remorseful — he knew from experience that he was a mean, obstreperous drunk.
10 Engoron also ordered the cancellation of business certificates for the Trump Organization and other corporate defendants, and sanctioned Trump's lawyers for contributing to their clients' "obstreperous" conduct and making "preposterous" legal arguments during the case.
11 One scene shows a particularly obstreperous inmate about to be force-fed, but breaks off just as a feeding tube is inserted into a nostril.
12 But it is equally the personal story of an obstreperous and mercurial freelance warlord who undertook an emotional last-ditch attempt to win by force one of the most extraordinary Russian power struggles in recent memory.
13 Eventually, even words the characters don’t single out seem to jump off the page, demanding inspection and appreciation: “analogy”; “obstreperous”; “cathedral.”
14 Ennead Architects restored and merged three obstreperous buildings of varying ages.
15 Admittedly, both characters are so obstreperous as to be exhausting to spend time with, at least until a cathartic development near the story’s end.
16 Those old enough to have encountered the waxy brown goop may have even undertaken the ritual of removing the obstreperous material from cars made from the 1970s through 1990s.
17 When Loudon sings of death, he is playful, obstreperous and apprehensive by turns.
18 “Amid all the easily loved darlings of Charlie Brown’s circle, obstreperous Lucy holds a special place in my heart,” she said.
19 That’s bad news for the country’s democratic future, but NATO allies can hope Mr. Erdoğan will be less obstreperous now that he’s held onto power.
20 Giles Gosling himself was somewhat scandalized at the obstreperous nature of their mirth.
吉尔斯·戈斯林本人看到大家高兴起来那么喧哗,有点难为情.
1 暴躁
cross explosive savage fiery touchy peppery hot-tempered short-tempered bad-tempered snappish testy termagant grouty iracund pepper temper temperament petulance testiness storminess petulancy termagancy
3 喧嚣的
roaring uproarious voiceful tumultuous multivocal rumbustious tumultuary rowdydowdy tory-rory boisterous rip-roaring Babelic
4 骚乱
stormy tumultuous riotous tempestuous unquiet troublous confusion riot turbulence anarchy commotion haroosh toss flurry turbulent disorderly row shock disturbance circus uproar tumult sedition hubbub fracas rumpus kerfuffle convulsive trouble disorder ferment turmoil unrest convulsion
5 暴躁的
cross explosive savage fiery touchy peppery hot-tempered short-tempered bad-tempered snappish testy termagant grouty iracund
6 任性
perverse wayward capricious wilful petulant pettish wilfully perversely petulantly perversity petulance waywardness wilfulness self-indulgent self-willed caprice rackle wild arbitrary naughty impulsive heady unruly indiscriminate wanton headstrong ramshackle fractious thrawn self-assertive self-will abandon freak whim self-indulgence arbitrariness self-assertion indiscrimination
7 喧闹的
rorty rowdy loud noisy roaring boisterous rambunctious riotous slam-bang rumbustious rampageous raucous uproarious rip-roaring clamorous slambang clamant rough stormy Randy brassy knockabout tumultuous disorderly abuzz
8 难驾驭的
unruly intractable restive inductile stubborn salty rebellious refractory indiscipline kittle hardmouthed rusty randy impracticable fractious cantankerous churlish froward rantankerous
9 任性的
perverse wayward capricious wilful petulant pettish self-indulgent self-willed rackle wild arbitrary naughty impulsive heady unruly indiscriminate wanton headstrong ramshackle fractious thrawn self-assertive self-will
10 吵闹
rowdy-dowdy noiseful hot troublesome stirring tumultuous roaring rowdy raucous randy riotous brassy vociferous clamorous open-mouthed rattly rumbustious mussy larrikin clamant stirabout bobbery tumultuary noisily dirdum row-de-dow music scene noise shine bother stir breeze to-do tangle racket fray ruffle brawl quarrel clamor broil sputter tumult ruckus clamour muss jangle fracas brouhaha rumpus hullabaloo hoo-ha ruction punch-up storminess loquacity shindy blatancy rowdydow row rag vociferate kickup hoedown dustup
11 吵闹的
rowdy-dowdy noiseful hot troublesome stirring tumultuous roaring rowdy raucous randy riotous brassy vociferous clamorous open-mouthed rattly rumbustious mussy larrikin clamant stirabout bobbery tumultuary
13 难控制的
14 不守秩序的
15 桀骜不驯的
16 喧嚣
tumultuous multivocal rumbustious tumultuary dirdum clutter din tumult brouhaha shindy rowdydowdy tory-rory boisterous uproarious rip-roaring Babelic row-de-dow row-dow clamor babble hubbub hullabaloo hubble shivoo rowdydow rough music
17 喧闹
loud noisy raucous uproarious rip-roaring clamorous rumbustious uproariously raucously to-do ruckus brouhaha rumpus hullabaloo ballyhoo hurly-burly shindy raucousness shemozzle slambang clamant rough stormy Randy brassy rorty knockabout noise riot rattle fuss stink romp commotion hoopla furore corroboree rag hoot clamour alarums and excursions bustle brawl hubbub kerfuffle high jinks tumultuous disorderly boisterous riotous abuzz row hustle uproar pandemonium horseplay razzle-dazzle run riot raise the roof
18 喧嚷的
21 吵杂的