
好词典

源自中古英语,来自古法语 'riote'(喧闹、骚乱),最终源于拉丁语 'rugire'(咆哮)。
❶ 形容喧闹、混乱或失控的场景,通常指人群因兴奋、愤怒或庆祝而行为放纵。
“The party turned into a riotous celebration after the team won the championship.”
(球队夺冠后,派对变成了一场狂欢的庆祝活动。)
“The streets were filled with riotous crowds protesting against the new law.”
(街道上挤满了抗议新法律的喧闹人群。)
❶ 形容植物生长茂盛、杂乱无章的样子,通常带有夸张的意味。
“The garden was a riotous tangle of wildflowers and weeds.”
(花园里长满了茂盛的野花和杂草。)
“Her hair was a riotous mess after the windy boat ride.”
(乘船兜风后,她的头发乱成一团。)
riotous living — 指放纵、挥霍无度的生活方式,通常带有贬义。
“In his youth, he was known for his riotous living and extravagant parties.”
(年轻时,他以放纵的生活方式和奢华的派对闻名。)