英语词汇unrest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

unrest /ʌnˈrest/ noun a political situation in which people protest or behave violentlyadjectives/nouns + unrestgrowing/mounting unrest There was growing unrest in Egypt.serious unrest We are receiving reports of serious unrest in northern areas of the country.widespread unrest (=existing in many places or among many people) As prices soared, there was widespread unrest.social unrest The policy led to rising unemployment and social unrest.political unrest A month of political unrest followed the killing of 12 protesters by the police.industrial unrest The general strike came after weeks of industrial unrest.civil/internal/domestic unrest (=between groups of people in a country, or between the people and the government) Our country is being torn apart by civil unrest.racial/ethnic unrest Ethnic unrest is becoming more frequent and more violent.student unrest Anti-war demonstrations became the focus of student unrest.verbscause/provoke/spark unrest The introduction of new working practices provoked severe industrial unrest.lead to unrest Food shortages led to widespread social unrest.deal with unrest The president has been busy dealing with unrest within his own borders.quell unrest (=stop it) Troops were brought in to quell the unrest.foment unrest formal (=encourage it) It has been accused of fomenting unrest in neighbouring countries.phrasesan outbreak of unrest Troops usually respond to outbreaks of unrest with force.a period of unrest The election results were followed by a long period of unrest.a wave of unrest (=a sudden increase in unrest) A wave of unrest had resulted in seven deaths.

词组	unrest
释义	unrest /ʌnˈrest/ noun a political situation in which people protest or behave violentlyadjectives/nouns + unrestgrowing/mounting unrest There was growing unrest in Egypt.serious unrest We are receiving reports of serious unrest in northern areas of the country.widespread unrest (=existing in many places or among many people) As prices soared, there was widespread unrest.social unrest The policy led to rising unemployment and social unrest.political unrest A month of political unrest followed the killing of 12 protesters by the police.industrial unrest The general strike came after weeks of industrial unrest.civil/internal/domestic unrest (=between groups of people in a country, or between the people and the government) Our country is being torn apart by civil unrest.racial/ethnic unrest Ethnic unrest is becoming more frequent and more violent.student unrest Anti-war demonstrations became the focus of student unrest.verbscause/provoke/spark unrest The introduction of new working practices provoked severe industrial unrest.lead to unrest Food shortages led to widespread social unrest.deal with unrest The president has been busy dealing with unrest within his own borders.quell unrest (=stop it) Troops were brought in to quell the unrest.foment unrest formal (=encourage it) It has been accused of fomenting unrest in neighbouring countries.phrasesan outbreak of unrest Troops usually respond to outbreaks of unrest with force.a period of unrest The election results were followed by a long period of unrest.a wave of unrest (=a sudden increase in unrest) A wave of unrest had resulted in seven deaths.
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