troublous

troublous

美 ['trʌbləs] 　英 ['trʌbləs]

• adj.同“troublesome”；骚乱的
• 网络纷乱的

英汉解释

adj.	1. 同“troublesome” 2. 动乱的,骚乱的

英英解释

adj.	1. Same as troublesome

例句

It may be worthwhile also in these troublous times to write down his severe criticism on war, which he called "that most cruel madness" .

在那些动乱不安的年代里，写下他对战争的严厉批判，将战争称为“最残酷的疯狂行为”，也是值得的。

The bringing together of troublous times and the return of the Jews to the Land removes any doubt.

动荡不安的时代以及犹太人返回到被应许的地消除了人们所有的疑虑。

Traditional Chinese Lineages in the late Qing Dynasty changed again when impacted by the troublous times.

传统中国的宗族发展到了晚清时期，受到时代冲击，再次发生转型。

The troublous society made a good opportunity for religion spread.

纷乱的社会为宗教的传播提供了良好时机。

The troublous feeling is due to the disturbance of outer world.

纷乱的心情，是为了应付外界的干扰而产生的。

The ah, China, really is a troublous times this year.

哎，中国，今年实在是多事之秋。