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tumultuous adj.喧哗的；骚动的；激烈的；极其激动的 (1) 国庆节的时候，街道一片喧嚣。(2) 他们热烈地欢迎主席。(3) 这场风波结束了。(4) 那场政治会谈的气氛非常激烈，但这位参议员的发言使气氛和缓下来。(5) 安静些！我有些心烦意乱。 You might hear the adjective tumultuous in news stories about riots because it's one of the best words to describe a group of people in turmoil or disorder, but it can mean anything in a state of unrest. For example, you might steer your boat into a safe harbor before a heavy storm, so the tumultuous waves won't sweep you onto the rocks.

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英 [tjuː'mʌltʃuəs] 美 [tuː'mʌltʃuəs] (1) The streets are tumultuous on National Day.(2) They gave the chairman a tumultuous welcome.(3) The whole tumultuous rush has passed.(4) The political conversation was very tumultuous; but the senator, by his speech, cast oil on the troubled water.(5) Be quite! I am in a tumultuous passion. The adjective tumultuous means "disruptive," "troubled," "disorderly," or "turbulent." 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]（事件，时期）动乱的骚乱的，动荡的 A tumultuous event or period of time involves many exciting and confusing events or feelings.   [usu ADJ n]...the tumultuous changes in Eastern Europe...动荡不安的东欧剧变It's been a tumultuous day at the international trade negotiations in Brussels.那是布鲁塞尔国际贸易谈判中纷乱的一天。2[ADJ 形容词]欢腾的；喧闹的；热烈的 A tumultuous reaction to something is very noisy, because the people involved are very happy or excited.   [usu ADJ n]A tumultuous welcome from a 2,000 strong crowd greeted the champion…多达 2,000 名群众热烈欢迎冠军。Delegates greeted the news with tumultuous applause.代表们对这个消息报以热烈的掌声。

英语单词	tumultuous
英美音标	英 [tjuː'mʌltʃuəs] 美 [tuː'mʌltʃuəs]
中文释义	adj.喧哗的；骚动的；激烈的；极其激动的
英语例句	(1) The streets are tumultuous on National Day. (2) They gave the chairman a tumultuous welcome. (3) The whole tumultuous rush has passed. (4) The political conversation was very tumultuous; but the senator, by his speech, cast oil on the troubled water. (5) Be quite! I am in a tumultuous passion.
中文例句	(1) 国庆节的时候，街道一片喧嚣。 (2) 他们热烈地欢迎主席。 (3) 这场风波结束了。 (4) 那场政治会谈的气氛非常激烈，但这位参议员的发言使气氛和缓下来。 (5) 安静些！我有些心烦意乱。
vocabulary简明	The adjective tumultuous means "disruptive," "troubled," "disorderly," or "turbulent."
vocabulary扩展	You might hear the adjective tumultuous in news stories about riots because it's one of the best words to describe a group of people in turmoil or disorder, but it can mean anything in a state of unrest. For example, you might steer your boat into a safe harbor before a heavy storm, so the tumultuous waves won't sweep you onto the rocks.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]（事件，时期）动乱的骚乱的，动荡的 A tumultuous event or period of time involves many exciting and confusing events or feelings. [usu ADJ n] ...the tumultuous changes in Eastern Europe... 动荡不安的东欧剧变 It's been a tumultuous day at the international trade negotiations in Brussels. 那是布鲁塞尔国际贸易谈判中纷乱的一天。 2 [ADJ 形容词]欢腾的；喧闹的；热烈的 A tumultuous reaction to something is very noisy, because the people involved are very happy or excited. [usu ADJ n] A tumultuous welcome from a 2,000 strong crowd greeted the champion… 多达 2,000 名群众热烈欢迎冠军。 Delegates greeted the news with tumultuous applause. 代表们对这个消息报以热烈的掌声。

Tumultuous Adjective News People [Usu Adj N Greeted