ruckus / ˈrʌk əs /

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ruckus 的定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a noisy commotion; fracas; rumpus: The losers are sure to raise a ruckus.
  2. a heated controversy: Newspapers fostered the ruckus by printing the opponents' letters.

ruckus 近义词

n. 名词 noun

disturbance

更多ruckus例句

  1. “She heard the ruckus, and then when she opened the door and looked down, he was being attacked by the alligator,” he said.
  2. I’m a bro’s bro at the end of the day, drinking beers, causing some ruckus.
  3. She’d raised eight children and two grandkids when Damion and his twin brother, Trayvion, were born, filling her home with a thrilling ruckus.
  4. Coming out of the bathroom, Acosta, Barron’s husband, wondered if perhaps an animal had gotten inside, causing a ruckus.
  5. Core Web Vitals were part of Page Experience update, and, by far, caused the biggest ruckus.
  6. This is not about saving Christmas from ‘them,’ but rather from ‘us’…I expect a pretty big ruckus.
  7. This latest ruckus in the CRC brings the challenge of dealing with evolution into bold relief.
  8. To hear Ruckus soliloquize is to be a fly on the wall in a country club locker room.
  9. Bratton and his companions followed to make sure the two did not cause a ruckus on the platform.
  10. Hearing the ruckus, people came running from all over the building.
  11. The rest of their clan showed up at the foot of the stairs and made a great ruckus while I finished welding the door shut.
  12. Mebbe sometime I meets up wid a army whut starts a ruckus wid me.
  13. I suppose you'd feel happier if you weren't locked up in your cabin during the ruckus?
  14. "If those mikes pick up any unusual ruckus—any sharp increase in the noise level—come running," Malone said.
  15. And all Ive got to say is that youre going to have a lovely ruckus!