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disturbance noun 2 (especially BrE) violent public event 动乱ADJECTIVE | VERB + DISTURBANCE | DISTURBANCE + VERB | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEserious 严重的骚乱◆The decision led to serious disturbances in all the country's main cities.这一决定在该国所有大城市引发了严重骚乱。violent 暴乱public 公众骚乱crowd (BrE) 人群骚乱civil, political, racial, social 国内／政治／种族／社会骚乱domestic (BrE, NAmE) 国内骚乱◆Police had been called to a domestic disturbance.已召集警察应对一场国内骚乱。VERB + DISTURBANCEcause, give rise to, lead to, trigger 引发骚乱；导致动乱；激起骚乱◆He was arrested and charged with causing a disturbance.他被逮捕并被指控引起骚乱。◆An influx of refugees has triggered disturbances in the city.难民涌入引起了城市骚乱。be involved in 参与骚乱◆Large numbers of workers involved in the disturbances have been arrested.很多参与骚乱的工人被捕。deal with, put down, quell 处理／镇压／平息骚乱◆Troops were brought in to put down the disturbance.军队奉召镇压骚乱。DISTURBANCE + VERBoccur 骚乱出现involve sb 骚乱涉及某人◆disturbances involving members of a crowd of 550 demonstrators有 550 名示威者参与的骚乱PREPOSITIONduring a/the disturbance, in a/the disturbance 在骚乱中◆Several people were injured during a disturbance in the capital city.数人在首都的骚乱中受伤。disturbance among 在⋯中的骚乱◆There had been violent disturbances among the prisoners.囚犯中发生了严重的骚乱。disturbance between ⋯之间的骚乱◆disturbances between members of two rival factions发生在两个敌对派别成员间的骚乱PHRASESa disturbance of the peaceespecially BrE) (usually disturbing the peace in NAmE) (law 法律, 扰乱治安 |