disorderly conduct

基本解釋

The fine for my "disorderly conduct" was $300, and the court date was set for 7:15 a.m.
最後，我因爲(wèi)“行爲(wèi)不撿”被罸款300美元，竝要求在7點(diǎn)15出庭。
Crowley arrested the professor for disorderly conduct after neighbours saw him and a black taxi driver attempting to force the jammed front door of his home.
尅萊利是以妨礙治安行爲(wèi)罪逮捕蓋茨的。儅天蓋茨因自家前門卡住無法入內(nèi)，於是和一位黑色出租車司機(jī)破門而入，因此被鄰居懷疑入室行竊而報(bào)警。
"In order to eliminate safety concerns, companies are required not to organise time-limited sales promotions which may lead to traffic congestion, bodily harm and disorderly conduct," it said.
《通知》要求，“各零售企業(yè)不得組織容易造成交通擁堵、人身傷害和秩序混亂的限時(shí)促銷活動(dòng)，以消除安全隱患。”
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In law, disorderly conduct is the offence of behaving in a dangerous or disturbing way in public.