Translation meaning & definition of the word "unruly" into Chinese (Traditional) language

adjective

1. Noisy and lacking in restraint or discipline

• "A boisterous crowd"

• "A social gathering that became rambunctious and out of hand"

• "A robustious group of teenagers"

• "Beneath the rumbustious surface of his paintings is sympathy for the vulnerability of ordinary human beings"

• "An unruly class"

synonym:
• boisterous
,
• rambunctious
,
• robustious
,
• rumbustious
,
• unruly

1. 嘈雜,缺乏克制或紀律

• "“熱鬧的人群”"

• "“一個變得喧鬧而失控的社交聚會”"

• "“一群健壯的青少年”"

• "“在他的畫作的喧囂表面之下,是對普通人類脆弱性的同情”"

• "“不守規矩的階級”"

同義詞:
• 熱鬧的
,
• 喧鬧
,
• 健壯
,
• 卑鄙的
,
• 不守規矩

2. Unwilling to submit to authority

• "Unruly teenagers"

synonym:
• disobedient
,
• unruly

2. 不願意服從權威

• "“不守規矩的青少年”"

同義詞:
• 不聽話
,
• 不守規矩

3. Of persons

• "The little boy's parents think he is spirited, but his teacher finds him unruly"

synonym:
• indocile
,
• uncontrollable
,
• ungovernable
,
• unruly

3. 的人

• "“小男孩的父母認為他很生氣,但他的老師發現他不守規矩”"

同義詞:
• 懶惰的
,
• 無法控制
,
• 不可治理
,
• 不守規矩

Examples of using

The restraining role that the community once played is losing its force as adults become reluctant to reprimand other people's unruly children.

隨著成年人不願譴責其他人的不守規矩的孩子,社區曾經發揮的克制作用正在失去力量。