英语词汇“rowdy”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

adjective | noun

rowdyrowdy1 /ˈraʊdi/ adjective (comparative rowdier, superlative rowdiest)

ETYMOLOGYrowdy¹

Origin: 1800-1900 Perhaps from row unpleasant noise (18-21 centuries)

THESAURUSmaking a lot of noise► loud

making a lot of noise: Suddenly there was a loud explosion. The TV’s too loud – can you turn it down?

► noisy

making a lot of noise, or full of noise: The classroom was full of noisy kids. The two women walked into the noisy restaurant.

► deafening

so loud that you cannot hear anything else: The noise from the plane’s engines was deafening.

► ear-splitting

so loud that your ears feel uncomfortable: The car stopped with an ear-splitting screech.

► thunderous

formal extremely loud and sounding a little like thunder: His remarks received thunderous applause from the audience.

► raucous

unpleasantly loud. Used about the excited sound of groups of people or animals: The audience burst into raucous laughter.

► resounding

a resounding noise is loud and clear and continues for a few seconds: He shut the door with a resounding slam.

► piercing

extremely loud or high in a way that is unpleasant to hear: All of a sudden we heard a piercing scream coming from outside.

► rowdy

behaving in a noisy, uncontrolled, and often slightly violent way: At the football game, some of the fans were becoming rowdy.

behaving in a noisy, rough, uncontrolled way that is likely to cause arguments and fighting: The boys at the party got a little rowdy.► see thesaurus at loud1—rowdily adverb—rowdiness noun [uncountable]

单词	rowdy
释义	adjective \| noun rowdyrowdy1 /ˈraʊdi/ adjective (comparative rowdier, superlative rowdiest) Etymology ETYMOLOGYrowdy¹ Origin: 1800-1900 Perhaps from row unpleasant noise (18-21 centuries) Thesaurus THESAURUSmaking a lot of noise► loud making a lot of noise: Suddenly there was a loud explosion. The TV’s too loud – can you turn it down? ► noisy making a lot of noise, or full of noise: The classroom was full of noisy kids. The two women walked into the noisy restaurant. ► deafening so loud that you cannot hear anything else: The noise from the plane’s engines was deafening. ► ear-splitting so loud that your ears feel uncomfortable: The car stopped with an ear-splitting screech. ► thunderous formal extremely loud and sounding a little like thunder: His remarks received thunderous applause from the audience. ► raucous unpleasantly loud. Used about the excited sound of groups of people or animals: The audience burst into raucous laughter. ► resounding a resounding noise is loud and clear and continues for a few seconds: He shut the door with a resounding slam. ► piercing extremely loud or high in a way that is unpleasant to hear: All of a sudden we heard a piercing scream coming from outside. ► rowdy behaving in a noisy, uncontrolled, and often slightly violent way: At the football game, some of the fans were becoming rowdy. behaving in a noisy, rough, uncontrolled way that is likely to cause arguments and fighting: The boys at the party got a little rowdy.► see thesaurus at loud1—rowdily adverb—rowdiness noun [uncountable] adjective \| noun rowdyrowdy2 noun [countable usually plural] old-fashioned someone who behaves in a rough noisy way
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