turbulent 音标拼音: [t'ɚbjələnt]
a . 狂暴的,吵闹的
狂暴的,吵闹的
turbulent adj 1 :
characterized by unrest or disorder or insubordination ;
"
effects of the struggle will be violent and disruptive ";
"
riotous times "; "
these troubled areas "; "
the tumultuous years of his administration "; "
a turbulent and unruly childhood " [
synonym : {
disruptive }, {
riotous }, {
troubled },
{
tumultuous }, {
turbulent }]
2 : (
of a liquid )
agitated vigorously ;
in a state of turbulence ;
"
the river '
s roiling current "; "
turbulent rapids " [
synonym :
{
churning }, {
roiling }, {
roiled }, {
roily }, {
turbulent }]
Turbulent \
Tur "
bu *
lent \,
a . [
L .
turbulentus ,
fr .
turba disorder ,
tumult :
cf .
F .
turbulent .
See {
Turbid }.]
1 .
Disturbed ;
agitated ;
tumultuous ;
roused to violent commotion ;
as ,
the turbulent ocean .
[
1913 Webster ]
Calm region once ,
And full of peace ,
now tossed and turbulent .
--
Milton .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
Disposed to insubordination and disorder ;
restless ;
unquiet ;
refractory ;
as ,
turbulent spirits .
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1913 Webster ]
Sagacious ,
bold ,
and turbulent of wit . --
Dryden .
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1913 Webster ]
3 .
Producing commotion ;
disturbing ;
exciting .
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1913 Webster ]
Whose heads that turbulent liquor fills with fumes .
--
Milton .
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1913 Webster ]
Syn :
Disturbed ;
agitated ;
tumultuous ;
riotous ;
seditious ;
insubordinate ;
refractory ;
unquiet .
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1913 Webster ]
154 Moby Thesaurus words for "
turbulent ":
agitated ,
amiss ,
anarchic ,
angry ,
askew ,
awry ,
blaring ,
blatant ,
blatting ,
blustering ,
blusterous ,
blustery ,
boiling ,
boisterous ,
brassy ,
brawling ,
brazen ,
breakaway ,
bustling ,
chaotic ,
clamant ,
clamorous ,
clamoursome ,
clanging ,
clangorous ,
clattery ,
cloudy ,
coarse ,
cockeyed ,
convulsed ,
cyclonic ,
deranged ,
dirty ,
disarranged ,
discomfited ,
discomposed ,
disconcerted ,
dislocated ,
disordered ,
disorderly ,
disorganized ,
disquieted ,
disturbed ,
excited ,
extreme ,
extremistic ,
factious ,
fast ,
feverish ,
fidgety ,
flurried ,
flustered ,
fluttering ,
fluttery ,
foul ,
frantic ,
frenzied ,
fretful ,
furious ,
fussing ,
fussy ,
haywire ,
hellish ,
howling ,
in disorder ,
infuriate ,
insensate ,
insurgent ,
insurrectionary ,
jittery ,
jumpy ,
loudmouthed ,
mad ,
mafficking ,
mindless ,
misplaced ,
mutineering ,
mutinous ,
nervous ,
nervy ,
noiseful ,
noisy ,
obstreperous ,
on the fritz ,
orgasmic ,
orgastic ,
out of gear ,
out of joint ,
out of kelter ,
out of kilter ,
out of order ,
out of place ,
out of tune ,
out of whack ,
pandemoniac ,
perturbed ,
quarrelsome ,
rackety ,
raging ,
rainy ,
rambunctious ,
raucous ,
ravening ,
raving ,
rebel ,
rebellious ,
restless ,
revolutional ,
revolutionary ,
riotous ,
rip -
roaring ,
roaring ,
roily ,
roisterous ,
rough ,
roughhouse ,
rowdy ,
rowdyish ,
ruffled ,
rumbustious ,
seditionary ,
seditious ,
shaken ,
shaken up ,
shuffled ,
stirred up ,
storming ,
stormy ,
strepitant ,
strepitous ,
subversive ,
swirling ,
tempestuous ,
termagant ,
tornadic ,
traitorous ,
treasonable ,
troubled ,
troublous ,
tumultuous ,
turbid ,
typhonic ,
typhoonish ,
uncontrollable ,
uneasy ,
uninhibited ,
unpeaceful ,
unquiet ,
unruly ,
unsettled ,
uproarious ,
upset ,
vociferous ,
wild
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