turmoil
🇺🇸 /ˈtɜrˌmɔɪl/
📖 释义
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noun
动荡,混乱; 内心纷乱; 骚动,喧嚷; 动乱,不安
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verb
使混乱
🔗 详情
词形变化
不可数
第三人称单数: turmoils
过去式: turmoiled
过去分词: turmoiled
现在分词: turmoiling
常用搭配
in turmoilpolitical turmoileconomic turmoilemotional turmoilsocial turmoilstate of turmoilcause turmoil
同义词
chaosupheavaldisorderconfusiontumultcommotionunrest
反义词
ordercalmpeacestabilitytranquility
易混淆词
tumult
EN: 'Tumult' emphasizes noisy, outward disturbance, while 'turmoil' emphasizes internal confusion and uncertainty.
zh: ‘Tumult’强调嘈杂的外在骚动,而‘turmoil’则强调内心的混乱与不确定。
turbulence
EN: 'Turbulence' is more often used for physical disturbance (air, water) or figurative instability, while 'turmoil' refers to a state of confused disorder.
zh: ‘Turbulence’更常用于指物理上的扰动(空气、水)或比喻性的不稳定,而‘turmoil’指的是一种混乱无序的状态。
拼写提示
EN: Do not confuse with 'tumult'; note the 'oi' in the second syllable of 'turmoil'.
zh: 不要与‘tumult’混淆;注意‘turmoil’第二个音节中的‘oi’。
💬 例句
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The country was in turmoil after the sudden collapse of the government.
政府突然垮台后,国家陷入动荡。
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She was in a state of turmoil after receiving the unexpected news.
收到这个意外的消息后,她内心十分 turmoil。
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The announcement caused a turmoil among the crowd gathered in the square.
这一公告在广场上聚集的人群中引起了动荡。
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The economic crisis plunged the region into years of turmoil.
经济危机使该地区陷入了多年的动荡。
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The sudden revelation turmoiled the once-peaceful community.
这一突如其来的揭露使曾经平静的社区陷入混乱。