英语词汇riot的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

riot /ˈraɪət/ noun a situation in which a large crowd of people are behaving in a violent and uncontrolled wayadjectives/nouns + riota serious/major riot The jail was the scene of a serious riot last year.a full-scale riot (=involving a lot of people, violence, and damage) The disturbance turned into a full-scale riot.a violent/bloody riot The shooting sparked a violent riot that claimed several lives.a street riot Seven people died in street riots the same day.a prison riot The prison riots were caused by bad physical conditions and poor security.race riots (=caused by a problem between different races) In 1967, there were race riots in a number of major American cities.inner-city riots (=in poor areas of cities) Inner-city riots forced the government to invest in the inner cities.verbscause/provoke a riot When the election results were announced, it caused riots in the capital.start a riot They accused him of trying to start a riot.spark/trigger a riot (=make it start) The incident sparked a riot which lasted for three days.quell/suppress a riot (=use force to stop it) The police marched in to quell the riots.a riot begins/breaks out/erupts Riots broke out all over the country.riot + nounsthe riot police The authorities brought in the riot police to deal with the demonstration.the riot squad (=a group of police who deal with riots) Someone called the riot squad.riot control All officers are trained in riot control.riot gear (=special clothing worn by police dealing with a riot) Almost 1,000 officers, many in riot gear, were needed to restore order.a riot shield (=a plastic shield used by a police officer) The police moved in on the demonstration using riot shields and tear gas.

词组	riot
释义	riot /ˈraɪət/ noun a situation in which a large crowd of people are behaving in a violent and uncontrolled wayadjectives/nouns + riota serious/major riot The jail was the scene of a serious riot last year.a full-scale riot (=involving a lot of people, violence, and damage) The disturbance turned into a full-scale riot.a violent/bloody riot The shooting sparked a violent riot that claimed several lives.a street riot Seven people died in street riots the same day.a prison riot The prison riots were caused by bad physical conditions and poor security.race riots (=caused by a problem between different races) In 1967, there were race riots in a number of major American cities.inner-city riots (=in poor areas of cities) Inner-city riots forced the government to invest in the inner cities.verbscause/provoke a riot When the election results were announced, it caused riots in the capital.start a riot They accused him of trying to start a riot.spark/trigger a riot (=make it start) The incident sparked a riot which lasted for three days.quell/suppress a riot (=use force to stop it) The police marched in to quell the riots.a riot begins/breaks out/erupts Riots broke out all over the country.riot + nounsthe riot police The authorities brought in the riot police to deal with the demonstration.the riot squad (=a group of police who deal with riots) Someone called the riot squad.riot control All officers are trained in riot control.riot gear (=special clothing worn by police dealing with a riot) Almost 1,000 officers, many in riot gear, were needed to restore order.a riot shield (=a plastic shield used by a police officer) The police moved in on the demonstration using riot shields and tear gas.
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