uproar

常見例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• With the whole meeting in (an) uproar,the chairman abandoned the attempt to take a vote.
  因為整個會議一片喧囂，主持會議的人放棄了投票表決的嘗試。

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• The courtroom was in an uproar.
  法庭上一片嘩然。
• The uproar was enough to rouse both the quick and the dead.
  這喧囂聲足以驚醒生者和死者.
• She could hear the uproar in the room.
  她能聽見房間里的吵鬧聲.
• The surprise announcement could cause an uproar in the United States.
  這一突然發(fā)布的公告可能會在美國引起騷亂。
• The paper says the evidence, when it surfaces, is certain to cause uproar.
  該報稱該證據(jù)一經(jīng)披露，一定會引起騷動。
• The courtroom was in an uproar.
  法庭上一片嘩然。
• The uproar was enough to rouse both the quick and the dead.
  這喧囂聲足以驚醒生者和死者.
• With the whole meeting in uproar, the chairman abandoned the attempt to take a vote.
  因為整個會議一片喧囂, 主持會議的人放棄了投票表決的嘗試.
• She could hear the uproar in the room.
  她能聽見房間里的吵鬧聲.
• The audience burst into an uproar.
  舉座嘩然.
• The rally began in an uproar.
  大會在一片喧騰聲中開始了.
• The meeting ended in ( an ) uproar.
  會議在一陣喧囂中結(jié)束.
• The room was in an uproar.
  屋子里一片亂嚷.
• His remarks threw the audience into an uproar.
  他的講話使聽眾沸騰起來.
• In that incredible, in that unprecedented uproar, the ministers sat petrified.
  大臣們在那一陣不可思議, 前所未有的喧鬧聲中, 正襟危坐、呆若木雞.
• There was uproar from the " Oppsition " in the hall.
  大廳里響起了 “ 反對派 ” 的吵鬧聲.
• They made such an uproar that the very timbers of the palace shook.
  他們喧囂叫嚷之聲,把王宮的棟梁震得直搖晃.
• The announcement caused uproar in the crowd.
  公告在人群中引起了騷動。
• Nations are in uproar , kingdoms fall; he lifts his voice, the earth melts.
  6[和合]外9邦喧嚷, 列國動搖; 神發(fā)10聲, 地便熔11化.
• The exorbitant fees caused an uproar across the land.
  高昂的收費在整個地區(qū)引起了一場騷動.
• There was uproar over the tax increase.
  增稅引起了一片怨聲.
• In 1993 uproar over gays in the armed forces buried Bill Clinton's early agenda.
  1993年,關(guān)于紛紛擾擾的軍隊同性戀問題占據(jù)了克林頓總統(tǒng)的早期執(zhí)政日程.
• He dared not move, but the camp was in an uproar immediately.
  他不敢動, 可是馬上營里亂起來.
• From the moment he opened his mouth, the room was in uproar.
  從他張嘴開始, 房子里一片嘈雜.
• By now the uproar outside was more furious than ever.
  大門外的呼噪這時更加兇猛.
• The book caused a small uproar. Clone movies and clone jokes sprang up overnight.
  這本書造成一個小騷動. 一夜間克隆電影和克隆笑話擴(kuò)散開.
• I do not understand how such an innocuous children's book could cause such an uproar.
  我不明白為何這本對兒童無害的書竟會引起如此的騷動.
• The market in an uproar, but also spread out all the speculation.
  令市場一片嘩然, 也流傳出各種揣測.
• We remained under cover for about two months, until the uproar subsided.
  騷動平息之前,我們躲了將近兩個月.
• Message, public opinion in an uproar.
  消息一出, 輿論嘩然.
• Halfway through the film there was a power cut and the audience was in an uproar.
  電影放到一半突然停電,觀眾騷動起來.
• Amid all the maze, uproar, and novelty she felt cold reality taking her by the hand.
  眼前雖然仍是一片紛亂喧鬧和新奇的世界,她感覺到冰冷的現(xiàn)實抓住了她的手.
• The surprise announcement could cause an uproar in the United States.
  這一突然發(fā)布的公告可能會在美國引起騷亂。
• The policy's unpalatability caused an uproar.
  那項令人不滿的政令導(dǎo)致了一場騷亂.
• She could hear the uproar in the room.
  她能聽見房間里的吵鬧聲.
• There was uproar from the " Oppsition " in the hall.
  大廳里響起了 “ 反對派 ” 的吵鬧聲.
• He scoffs at the uproar of the city and hears no shouts of a driver.
  它恥笑城市的吵鬧,聽不到趕牲者的呵叱.
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