rambunctious

英 [ræmˈbʌŋkʃəs]

美 [ræmˈbʌŋkʃəs]

adj.  喧闹的; 欢闹的

GRE

COCA.20609

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 喧闹的;吵嚷的;欢闹的
  Arambunctiousperson is energetic in a cheerful, noisy way.
  1. ...a very rambunctious and energetic class.
     极其喧闹活跃的课堂

in BRIT, usually use 英国英语通常用 rumbustious

英英释义

adj

• noisy and lacking in restraint or discipline
  1. a boisterous crowd
  2. a social gathering that became rambunctious and out of hand
  3. a robustious group of teenagers
  4. beneath the rumbustious surface of his paintings is sympathy for the vulnerability of ordinary human beings
  5. an unruly class
  Synonym:boisterousrobustiousrumbustiousunruly

双语例句

• By most accounts ( including his own), Carrey was exactly the sort of youth you'd imagine: a rambunctious and fearlessly extroverted child with a wildly active imagination.
  在大多数人眼里（包括他自己），凯瑞跟他们心中所能想像到的年轻人形象一模一样：一个不受约束大胆外向的孩子，有着及其夸张的动作想象力。
• Their rambunctious son always got into trouble.
  他们那个不受管束的儿子老是惹麻烦。
• Among Indian deities, the unusual-looking guardian is known for its rambunctious nature.
  在印度神灵中，这位外观奇特的守护神以性格粗暴而闻名。
• Lowering at the rambunctious child;
  对不听话的孩子皱眉头；
• The freest city in China, with its rambunctious press and independent judiciary, has much of the paraphernalia of a normal campaign, the restricted franchise notwithstanding.
  作为中国最自由的城市，香港有着不太听话的媒体和独立的司法，尽管选举权受到一些限制，但仍然具备正常选举所具有的大部分细节。
• Ever since she got out of college she's been too rambunctious to live with.
  自从离开大学，她一直很任性，没有人和她同住。
• Sanya isn't renowned for its night life, but visitors seeking a change from hotel bars and easy-listening Filipino bands can try the rambunctious dance halls along Yuya Avenue downtown.
  三亚的夜生活并不出彩，不过游客如果不想呆在酒店酒吧里听菲律宾乐队的舒缓演奏，大可去闹市区榆亚大道一带的劲舞厅。
• To be the flamboyant, rambunctious sportsman we know you can be.
  你是个灿烂，桀骜不驯的运动员。
• Joey: Oh, like you've never gotten a little rambunctious with Ross.
  乔：哦，好像你就从来不对罗斯做点粗暴的小动作似的。
• First, they were two* now they are already six; those rambunctious children, eager to travel the world with their parents.
  一开始，他们只有两个人；现在，六个！这些闹哄哄的孩子们渴望和父母一起周游世界。