英：['raɪətə(r)]
美：[ˈraɪətɚ]
rioter如何读
rioter是什么意思
- n.暴民；暴徒；喝酒狂闹的人
rioter变形
复数:rioters
rioter词根
词根：riot
adj.riotous 暴乱的；狂欢的；不受约束的；放荡的；茂盛的
adv.riotously 暴乱地；骚动地；放纵地
n.riot 暴乱；放纵；蔓延
rioting 暴乱
v.rioting 骚乱（riot的ing形式）
vi.riot 骚乱；放荡
vt.riot 浪费，挥霍
rioter英英释义
noun
a violent public disorderspecifically: a tumultuous disturbance of the public peace by three or more persons assembled together and acting with a common intent
public violence, tumult, or disorder
a random or disorderly profusion
the woods were a riot of color
one that is wildly amusing
the new comedy is a riot
profligate behavior : debauchery
unrestrained revelry
noise, uproar, or disturbance made by revelers
verb
intransitive verb
to create or engage in a riot
to indulge in revelry or wantonness
rioter词源中文解释
14世纪晚期， riotour，“放荡不羁的人，领导放荡生活的人，欢闹者”，源自古法语 riotour，源自 riote “争吵，争端，家庭纷争”（见 riot（n.））。16世纪末，结尾被改为 -er（1）的形式。指“参与反对当局的起义或公共骚乱的人”始于15世纪中期（14世纪晚期在盎格鲁-法语中出现）。
rioter词源英文解释
Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French riote rash action, noise, disorder
The first known use of riot was in the 13th century
rioter儿童词典英英释义
ripenverb
to make or become ripe
ripeadjective
fully grown and developed
a ripe tomato
having mature knowledge, understanding, or judgment
ready entry 1 sense 1
ripe for action
brought to just the right state
ripeadjective
fully grown and developed
a ripe tomato
having mature knowledge, understanding, or judgment
ready entry 1 sense 1
ripe for action
brought to just the right state
rip cordnoun
a cord or wire pulled by a parachute jumper to release a parachute out of its container
rip1 of 4verb
to tear, cut apart, or open
to slash or slit with or as if with a sharp blade
to go with a rush
rip2 of 4noun
a torn place : tear
rip3 of 4noun
a body of water made rough by the meeting of opposing currents or by passing over a rough bottom
rip4 of 4noun
a person who acts wild or gets into trouble
riot1 of 2noun
public violence, disturbance, or disorder
a varied display of color
something or someone very funny
riot2 of 2verb
to create or take part in a riot
riotousadjective
of the nature of a riot
taking part in rioting
abundant
a garden riotous with flowers
riotousadjective
of the nature of a riot
taking part in rioting
abundant
a garden riotous with flowers
riot1 of 2noun
public violence, disturbance, or disorder
a varied display of color
something or someone very funny
riot2 of 2verb
to create or take part in a riot
riot1 of 2noun
public violence, disturbance, or disorder
a varied display of color
something or someone very funny
riot2 of 2verb
to create or take part in a riot
rioter 例句
1 Violence flared, as buildings were set on fire, and the police engaged in running battles with rioters.
2 Trump surrogate Matt Schlapp, chairman of the American Conservative Union, was one of those “rioters” two long decades ago.
3 Barbara A. Wolanin did not leave her TV much on Wednesday afternoon, watching terrified, she said, as hundreds of Trump rioters rushed into the Rotunda of the U.S.
4 The Post has talked of a “horde of rioters” and “terrifying attack.”
5 “The rioters still have control of most of the city.”
6 Two weeks ago, rioters invaded the Capitol, the first time such a thing had happened since British forces tried to burn it down.
7 Knocked down and out, he wakes up to find himself forced to pretend to be on the side of the rioters.
8 Amenábar employs a couple of visual refrains, including several looks at Egypt from outer space and overhead views of rioters that make them look like scampering ants.
9 Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn, who is Black, said one rioter cursed him and called him the n-word, a phrase that was repeated and even chanted at him.
10 Daddy dropped the two of us off a couple of hours ago before heading back to the store to protect it from the rioters.
11 Arrests and charges of the Capitol rioters will continue this week.
12 But the pervasive self-documentation of the rioters told another story: the on-the-ground culmination of an online alternative reality fueled by QAnon conspiracies, false claims of fraud in the election and Trump’s own rhetoric.
13 Governor Seymour, for his part, was not only seen by the public to be potentially siding with the rioters, he even referred to them as "my friends" in a speech shortly afterward.
14 For his installation "The Unplayed Notes Museum" at Dallas Contemporary, the artist built a fictional museum, which he then had a crew of rioters, played by actors, destroy during a patron party on Jan. 17.
15 Though the performers sometimes resemble headbangers in a mosh pit, they also suggest rioters or revolutionaries.
16 Last week, a rioter who stormed the U.S.
17 About two weeks earlier, on Jan. 6, rioters who stormed the U.S.
18 The Times was able to determine that rioters breached the Capitol at eight separate locations.
19 Photograph: David Goddard/Getty Images An internationally known flautist lost an irreplaceable collection of instruments when rioters burned her Croydon flat to the ground in the weekend disturbances.
20 But while the rioters' indifference to the intellectual riches on offer at Waterstone's may or may not be attributable to the much-touted death of the book, it does throw up some stark questions.