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用法例句

Convivial merriment or celebration.

欢闹宴饮的欢闹或庆祝

Characterized by or causing great merriment.

欢闹的引起或喜好欢闹的

(beginning to be)drunk or hilarious

（逐渐）醉或欢闹起来.

"Blame it, I don't like ha'nted houses, Tom.

“妈的，我也不喜欢闹鬼的屋子，汤姆。

She hugged Buster to her again.

"安斯沃思太太又紧抱住"欢闹鬼"。

The sound of revelry filled the house yesterday.

昨天这个屋子里充满了欢闹声。

It was just a year ago today she brought him, wasn't it?"

正好一年前它把'欢闹鬼'带来的，不是吗？

Everybody is planning to whoop it up this weekend.

大家都打算在这个周末好好欢闹一番。

I prefer quietness to noise.

我喜欢安静，不喜欢吵闹。

A riotous, boisterous, or drunken festivity;a revel.

闹酒狂欢狂欢的、喧闹的或酒醉的节日；狂欢

I didn't like it because it was noisy.

我不喜欢它因为很吵闹。

The English do not like to make a scene in public.

英国人不喜欢当众吵闹。

A raucous party or gathering.

欢会喧闹的晚会或聚会

Wild or uproarious merriment.

狂欢粗野或喧闹的寻欢作乐

The local inhabitant does not like noisy tourist in summer.

当地居民不喜欢夏季喧闹的游客。

Liz doesn't enjoy romps as much as other girls do.

莉兹不像别的女孩那样喜欢嬉戏吵闹。

the irruption of a noisy group of revellers

参加欢宴的喧闹人群一涌而入.

Sino-Burmese relations after 1988 have not been balanced or symmetric, but mutually beneficial.

旰蟮闹忻骞叵凳遣黄胶獾摹⒉欢猿频