raucous

英 [ˈrɔːkəs]

美 [ˈrɔːkəs]

adj.  刺耳的; 尖厉的

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Collins.1 / BNC.19242 / COCA.12915

牛津词典

adj.

• 刺耳的；尖厉的
  sounding loud and rough
  1. raucous laughter
     刺耳的笑声
  2. a raucous voice
     沙哑的声音
  3. a group of raucous young men
     一群吵闹的年轻人

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 喧闹的;嘶哑的;刺耳的
  Araucoussound is loud, harsh, and rather unpleasant.
  1. They heard a bottle being smashed, then more raucous laughter.
     他们听见酒瓶摔碎的声音，然后是一阵更喧闹的笑声。
  2. ...the raucous cries of the seabirds.
     海鸟喧闹的叫声
  3. ...a raucous crowd of 25,000 delirious fans.
     25,000名疯狂粉丝组成的喧闹人群

英英释义

adj

• unpleasantly loud and harsh
  Synonym:strident
• disturbing the public peace
  1. a raucous party
  2. rowdy teenagers
  Synonym:rowdy

双语例句

• A raucous party or gathering.
  欢会喧闹的晚会或聚会。
• Wild, raucous, noisy, dirty, balls-out Naples.
  狂放、刺耳、嘈杂、肮脏、享乐的那不勒斯。
• A large kingfisher ( Dacelo gigas) native to Australia, with a call that resembles raucous laughter. Most birds come out during the day.
  笑翠鸟一种大翠鸟（笑翠鸟），原产于澳大利亚，其叫声象嘶哑的笑声大多数鸟白天出来活动。
• Listen to the raucous cry of a grackle and its mate's answering call.
  聆听鹩哥吵闹的叫声，一对对交相辉映。
• A fashion popular in earlier times; his earlier work reflects the influence of his teacher; Verdi's earliest and most raucous opera.
  流行在较早时期的时尚；他早期的作品反映了他老师对他的影响；费迪最早的、最沙哑的歌剧。
• I don't think people like to here you sing since you've got a raucous voice.
  我想没人喜欢听你这公鸭嗓子唱歌。
• The soft, syncopated sadness of "Billie Jean", or the raucous shouts of" Bad ".
  是《比莉·琼》温软而忧伤的切分调；还是《真棒》沙哑苦楚的呼啸。
• We had had one or two memorable raucous evenings together.
  我们举行过一两次难忘的喧哗热闹的晚会。
• The mood was less sombre in the business class section of the Airbus A321 during the eight-hour flight from Tehran, from where there came the sounds of popping champagne corks and "raucous laughter".
  从德黑兰起飞的那架空客a321（airbusa321）中，商务舱里的气氛在8小时的航程中却远不似这么低沉，那里传来了开启香槟的声音和“喧闹的大笑”。
• Some lean lazily against the side-posts, humming to themselves or calling to the passer-by in a raucous voice, and some listlessly read.
  有的懒洋洋地靠着门框，或者哼着小曲，或者用沙哑的嗓子向过路人打招呼，也有的无精打采地看一本书。