tumultuous信息详情
adj.吵闹的；骚乱的；狂暴的
tumultuously───adv.喧闹地；骚乱地
untumultuous───不伦不类的
tumulous───tumulous
tumultuates───vt.使骚乱；vi.引起骚动
tumultuousness───喧闹
cumulous───adj.积云状的
sumptuous───adj.华丽的，豪华的；奢侈的
tumults───n.骚动；骚乱；吵闹；激动
tumultuary───adj.骚动的；喧嚣的；激动的
They became civic heroes and received a tumultuous ovation on their appearance in New York City.───他们成了平民英雄，在纽约市一露面就迎来了一阵激动的欢呼。
His predecessor was accorded an equally tumultuous welcome.───他的前任受到了同样热烈的欢迎。
strong crowd greeted the champion.───众的人群热闹欢腾地迎接冠军。
That message resonated with her as she grew up in the tumultuous political climate of the 1960s.───这个信息与她的共鸣，因为她生长在动荡的20世纪60年代的政治气候了。
Once off the stage and with tumultuous applause behind them, these students will embark upon the next chapter in their lives.───走下主席台，带着热烈的掌声，学子们将开始他们人生的又一段旅程。
The years leading up to the declaration of war between the Axis and Allied powers in 1939 were tumultuous times for people across the globe.───同盟国和轴心国之间战争的打响，让1939年成为了对全世界人类来说最动荡的一年。
His fire, the tumultuous ring of his eloquence, seemed to go out of him.───他那番劝善的热心，他那滔滔的讲辞，都一齐停止，一齐消失了。
When the war was over, there was a tumultuous parade in London.───战争结束时，伦敦举行了喧闹的游行。
He said businesses and consumers alike were struggling to contend with tumultuous markets and a financial-services industry under siege.───他表示，企业和消费者正艰难应对动荡的市场和深陷困境的金融服务业。
The tumultuous Cultural Revolution was chiefly responsible for the searing desire for change in China.