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ob·strep·er·ous 英ɒbˈstrepərəs, əb-美ɑbˈstrɛpərəs, əb-AHDŏb-strĕpʹər-əs, əb- ☆☆☆☆☆高四ＧＳ宝COCA⁶⁹⁹⁰¹BNC⁶⁷⁶⁸⁵iWeb⁵⁶⁸¹⁹Economist²²⁰⁹⁹⁺⁷
基本英英词源记法近义反义Thesaurus例句
adj.吵闹的³⁰;喧嚣的⁵⁰;难管束的²⁰副词obstreperously名词obstreperousness
吵闹喧闹自由
Adjective:
noisily and stubbornly defiant;obstreperous boys boisterously and noisily aggressive;kept up an obstreperous clamor ob-,相对，对着的，-strep,打鼾声，发出噪音，拟声词。引申词义对吵的，吵闹的，后用于指任性的，难以管驭的。GRE红宝书该词看上去就非常乱－吵闹的; 任性的
ob 不 + strap 皮带，带子，给狗系上带子，它不干，很吵闹，难管束
ob+streper喧闹+ou s→喧闹的GRE难词记忆obstreperous → ob=against 靠着+streper=to roar 吼叫， 高喊+ous→靠着墙高声喊叫→喧哗的ob=against靠着+streper=to roar吼叫，高喊+ous→靠着墙高声喊叫⇒喧哗的GRE难词记忆streper→stripper n.脱衣舞娘→脱衣舞场的表演引来阵阵尖叫词根记忆ob + streper喧闹+ ous ⇒喧闹的近义词 loud大声的noisy喧闹的rowdy吵闹的rough粗糙的unruly难控制的vociferous喧哗的disruptive分裂的disorderly无秩序的undisciplined不遵守纪律的…
adj.noisy
同义词 blusterous,boisterous,booming,clamorous,disorderly,loud,out of hand,piercing,raising Cain,raising the roof,rambunctious,riotous,rowdy,screaming,strepitous,tumultous/tumultuous,unmanageable,unruly,uproarious,vociferous,wild
blatantadjective deafening
boisterous,clamorous,crying,ear-splitting,harsh,loud,loudmouthed,noisy,obtrusive,piercing,screaming,scurrilous,strident,vociferant,vociferous,vulgar
boisterousadjective noisy and mischievous
bouncy,brawling,clamorous,disorderly,effervescent,impetuous,loud,obstreperous,rambunctious,raucous,riotous,rollicking,rowdy,strident,tumultous/tumultuous,unrestrained,unruly,uproarious,vociferant,vociferous,wild
crotchetyadjective irritable, often due to old age
awkward,bad-tempered,bearish,cantankerous,contrary,crabby,cranky,cross,cross-grained,crusty,curmudgeonly,difficult,disagreeable,eccentric,fractious,grouchy,grumpy,irritable,obstinate,obstreperous,odd,ornery,peevish,queer,surly,testy,unusual,vinegary,waspish,waspy
difficultadjective unmanageable socially
argumentative,bearish,boorish,dark,demanding,fastidious,finicky,fractious,fussy,grim,hard to please,impolite,intractable,irritable,oafish,obstreperous,perverse,picky,refractory,rigid,rude,tiresome,tough,troublesome,trying,unaccommodating,unamenable
disobedientadjective defiant, mischievous
contrary,contumacious,disorderly,fractious,froward,headstrong,insubordinate,intractable,naughty,noncompliant,nonobservant,obstreperous,perverse,recalcitrant,refractory,resistive,uncompliant,undisciplined,unruly,wayward,willful
disorderlyadjective causing trouble;unlawful
boisterous,disobedient,disruptive,drunk,fractious,indisciplined,intemperate,noisy,obstreperous,off-base,on-a-tear,out of line,out-of-order,raucous,rebellious,refractory,riotous,rowdy,stormy,termagant,tumultous/tumultuous,turbulent,uncompliant,uncontrollable,ungovernable,unmanageable,unruly,wayward But Mr King’s ability to counter another bout of recession depends upon inflation obediently behaving—and prices have recently been worryingly obstreperous.
但是金恩能否抵抗经济再次衰退，取决于通货膨胀是否能得到控制----近日物价起伏波动，令人担忧。 ecocn
But the Republican bosses, in particular, do not know how obstreperous the firebrands in the lower ranks will prove.
然而尤其是共和党的头头们却并不知晓下级的煽动者们是如何的不听管教。 ecocn
He becomes obstreperous when he's had a few drinks.
他喝了些酒就爱撒酒疯。1stenglish
In fact, it takes longer now than it used to, because environmental regulations have become more onerous and activists more obstreperous around the world.
事实上，现在开发这些比过去要花的时间长多了，这是因为世界上的环境法规对义务方面要求的更多，并且环境保护的激进分子也更加活跃。 ecocn
Might the left-wing parties ever become less obstreperous, and realise that reforms like these are of benefit to all Indians?
左翼政党有没有可能不那么任性、并认识到这些改革造福于全体印度人？210.32.205.64
The largest economy in Europe has been a reluctant and frequently obstreperous backer of the bailouts of Greece and Ireland.
这个欧洲最大的经济体德国一直是希腊和爱尔兰的援助方，早已表现出了不情愿和闹嚣。 yeeyan |