ructions

英 [ˈrʌkʃnz]

美 [ˈrʌkʃnz]

n.  愤怒的抗议; 争吵
ruction的复数

牛津词典

noun

• 愤怒的抗议；争吵
  angry protests or arguments
  1. There'll be ructions if her father ever finds out.
     一旦让她父亲发现了，就会发生争吵。

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 吵闹;争吵;强烈抗议;骚动
  If someone or something causesructions, they cause strong protests, quarrels, or other trouble.
  1. Both activities have caused some ructions.
     两项活动都引起了一些抗议。

双语例句

• One person with knowledge of the meeting said Mr Osborne had persuaded ministers and defence chiefs that the commercial benefits of such a deal outweighed possible ructions.
  一位了解该次会议的人士表示，奥斯本使众位大臣和防务高官相信，这一协议的商业利益大过可能带来的吵嚷。
• Three linked China problems are now causing big ructions.
  三个环环相扣的中国问题现在正引起他们的不安。
• These worries predate the ructions in the Arab world.
  这些担忧在阿拉伯世界发生动乱之前就出现了。
• There'll be ructions if I'm not home by midnight.
  如果我不在午夜以前回家，就会挨埋怨。
• The ructions in Dublin also rippled across the continent.
  都柏林的争吵也波及了整个欧洲大陆。
• There'll be ructions when your mother hears about that!
  你母亲要是听到那件事，一定会闹翻的！
• The Commons met in apprehensive mood yesterday following the ructions in the Chamber last week.
  在上周议院发生的骚乱后，下院昨天怀著忧虑的心情召开了会议。
• Both activities have caused some ructions.
  两项活动都引起了一些抗议。
• Still, the adjustment will cause ructions.
  不过，相应的调整仍将引起骚动。
• Cytokines have important regulating ructions in cellular immune response.
  细胞免疫中，细胞因子具有重要的调节作用。