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hur·ly AHDˈhərlē COCA²¹⁴¹⁸⁶BNC¹²⁶⁴¹⁶⁺⁴
基本例句
n.骚动⁵⁰;喧嚣⁵⁰
Of course, the problem is, we're distracted by the comings and goings, the hurly burly of the ordinary everyday world.
但问题在于，在这个普通寻常的世界上，来往喧嚣吸引了我们的注意力。 youdao
Will China be able to embrace the hurly burly of the entrepreneurial marketplace?
中国真得能够接受创业者市场的喧嚣与强大？7777i
“Hickox commanded absolute respect and affection, which was very special in the hurly-burly of British musical life, ” he said.
“希考克斯的指挥充满感染力，令人肃然起敬，这在当今喧嚣的英国音乐界是非常特别的”，他说。 yeeyan
But cutting budgets is tough politics, which is why special commissions are at times called in to make recommendations away from the legislative hurly-burly.
但是缩减预算是一个很头疼的政治问题，这就是为什么有些时候特殊委员会是通过提议而不是类似立法那样的喧闹。 ecocn
By keeping some part of himself outside the hurly-burly — viewing the conversation from above, as his former Harvard tutor put it — he avoids drowning in the immediate, the day to day.
通过使自己部分置外于喧闹——从上面他与在哈佛时的导师的对话中可以看出——他避免了溺陷于眼前的世界。 yeeyan
He has remained largely aloof from the hurly-burly of parliamentary politics.
他基本上一直对喧嚣的议会政治漠不关心。 iciba
Incorporated in the19th century, it is still spinning yarn in the 21st, despite what its parent company calls the “ hurly-burly” of the marketplace.
该公司成立于19世纪，至今依然生产着纱线，虽然它的母公司还在抱怨当今市场非常“闹腾”。 ecocn
It requires leaders who are technically sophisticated but not necessarily committed to the hurly-burly of organizational activities.
这种管理模式需要专业技术的领导者，却不必一定要他们参与菜市场般喧嚣的组织活动。 biolab123 |