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unrest noun ADJECTIVE | ... OF UNREST | VERB + UNREST | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEgreat, serious 严重的骚乱violent 剧烈的动荡widespread 大范围的动荡◆There was widespread industrial unrest in the north.北方出现了大范围的行业动荡。domestic, internal 国内的／内部的动乱◆The incident led to domestic unrest in the cities.这一事件导致国内城市出现骚乱。popular, public 民众骚乱growing, mounting 越来越严重的动荡；愈演愈烈的骚乱further 进一步的骚乱◆The murder of a boy by police sparked further unrest in the occupied zone.一名男孩被警方杀害的事件在被占领区引发了进一步的骚乱。civil, economic, ethnic, industrial, labour/labor, political, racial, social 平民动乱；经济动荡；种族骚乱；行业动荡；劳工骚乱；政治动荡；社会动乱peasant, student 农民暴动；学潮... OF UNRESTperiod, wave 一段动荡时期；一波骚乱◆The increase in fees sparked a new wave of student unrest.增加收费引发了新一轮学潮。state 动荡局面VERB + UNRESTcause, create, foment, provoke, spark, spark off, stir up (especially BrE) , trigger 导致骚乱；制造骚乱；煽动骚乱；引发骚乱；激起骚乱deal with, quell 应付动荡局面；平息骚乱◆The government's attempts to quell serious popular unrest led to civil war.政府试图镇压严重的民众骚乱，结果引发了内战。PREPOSITIONduring (the) unrest 在骚乱中◆Many businesses were looted during the unrest.很多店铺在骚乱中被抢。unrest among 发生在⋯中间的骚乱◆a wave of democratic unrest among the masses群众中间的一波民主动荡unrest over 因⋯引起的骚乱◆growing unrest over pay levels因工资水平问题而愈演愈烈的骚乱 |