| 释义 |
strep·i·tous
\ˈstrepəd.əs\ adjective
also strep·i·tant \-əd.ənt\
Etymology: strepitous from Latin strepitus noise, from strepere to make noise; strepitant from Latin strepitant-, strepitans, present participle of strepitare, freq. of strepere — more at obstreperous
: characterized or accompanied by much noise : clamorous, noisy, boisterous
< the strepitant racket of the streets — Christopher Morley > |