uproar

界面语言: zh

🇺🇸 /ˈʌˌprɔr/

📖 释义

  1. noun
    骚动; 喧闹; 公愤; 混乱
  2. verb
    引起骚动

🔗 详情

词形变化

不可数 第三人称单数: uproars 过去式: uproared 过去分词: uproared 现在分词: uproaring

常用搭配

cause an uproarin an uproarpublic uproarpolitical uproaruproar overmedia uproar

派生词

uproariousuproariously

同义词

commotiontumultoutcryfurorhullabalooruckus

反义词

calmsilencepeace

易混淆词

upheaval
EN: 'Upheaval' refers to a fundamental disruption or radical change (often structural), while 'uproar' refers to loud public anger, noise, or commotion.
zh: 'Upheaval'指根本性的动荡或剧烈变革（通常是结构性的），而'uproar'指公众的强烈愤怒、喧哗或骚动。

拼写提示

EN: Write 'uproar' as one word, not 'up roar.' Note the unusual vowel sequence 'oa' at the end.
zh: 将'uproar'写成一个单词，而不是'up roar'。注意结尾处不寻常的元音序列'oa'。

💬 例句

  1. The announcement caused an uproar among the crowd.

    这个公告在人群中引起了骚动。

  2. The children were in an uproar after the teacher left the room.

    老师离开教室后，孩子们一片喧闹。

  3. The new tax policy sparked an uproar from citizens across the country.

    新的税收政策引发了全国公民的强烈公愤。

  4. The household was in an uproar as everyone scrambled to prepare for the unexpected guests.

    家里一片混乱，大家都手忙脚乱地准备迎接不速之客。

  5. The scandal uproared the entire political establishment.

    这桩丑闻震动了整个政坛。