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roister v. 喝酒喧哗 roister (v.) "bluster, swagger, be bold, noisy, vaunting, or turbulent," 1580s, from an obsolete noun roister "noisy bully" (1550s, displaced by 19c. by roisterer), from Middle French ruistre "ruffian," from Old French ruiste "boorish, gross, uncouth," from Latin rusticus (see rustic (adj.)). Related: Roistered; roistering. Ralph Royster-Doyster is the title and lead character of what is sometimes called the first English comedy (Udall, 1555). 【记】音：肉油(或oil) + ster 人，吃肉喝油的人，在酒桌上喧闹；音：肉撕 + ter人，正在撕肉吃的人；riot骚支 + noisy吵闹roll-call n.点名、唱名【记】roll 名单 call 点

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['rɔistə] 无 无

单词	roister
音标	['rɔistə]
解释	v. 喝酒喧哗
红宝书	无
字源	roister (v.) "bluster, swagger, be bold, noisy, vaunting, or turbulent," 1580s, from an obsolete noun roister "noisy bully" (1550s, displaced by 19c. by roisterer), from Middle French ruistre "ruffian," from Old French ruiste "boorish, gross, uncouth," from Latin rusticus (see rustic (adj.)). Related: Roistered; roistering. Ralph Royster-Doyster is the title and lead character of what is sometimes called the first English comedy (Udall, 1555).
不择手段背单词	无
趣味全助记	【记】音：肉油(或oil) + ster 人，吃肉喝油的人，在酒桌上喧闹；音：肉撕 + ter人，正在撕肉吃的人；riot骚支 + noisy吵闹roll-call n.点名、唱名【记】roll 名单 call 点

Roister 无 French Rɔistə V 喝酒喧哗 Bluster Swagger