raucous laughter
刺耳的笑声
a raucous voice
沙哑的声音
a group of raucous young men
一群吵闹的年轻男子
1.沙声的;粗声的;吵闹的
1.rude, noisy, and violent
2.a raucous voice or noise is loud and sounds rough
1.Last night, after finally resigning, Mr Berlusconi slipped out of a side door of the president's palace to dodge a raucous mob.
贝卢斯科尼在昨晚宣布辞职后，为了躲避群情激昂的示威者，他匆匆地从总统官邸的侧门溜走。
2.He said he was forced to speak impromptu so that opposition lawmakers couldn't interrupt him during the raucous debate.
他称自己当时被强迫即兴演说，只有这样，反对派议员才不会在混杂的辩论中打断他。
3.Not the stuff to rock markets, but then China Investment Corp might prefer a bit of quiet after its raucous debut.
这不是震动市场的素材，但在喧闹的登场后，CIC可能情愿平静一点。
4.River fans, particularly the raucous hooligans known as barrabravas, did not take the news well.
河床队球迷无法接受比赛的结果，尤其是喜欢大声喧闹的「足球流氓」（barrabravas）。
5.Back at the bakery, Fatma sighs as she stares at the raucous crowd pushing and shoving to get closer to the front.
在面包店，家庭妇女法塔玛看着眼前挤成一团的顾客，无可奈何地叹了口气。
6.He also cites the settlers' raucous resistance even to a partial freeze. His own right wing, he notes, is in ferment over the issue.
他同时指出，即使这个部分冻结的建议的也遭到定居者的强烈抵制，他所在的右翼联盟也因这一问题出现了动荡。
7.Once the kids have been bucked off, the game generally dissolves into a raucous bout of wrestling and tickling.
一旦孩子们突然跳下来，游戏立刻完全变成了一场喧闹的摔跤和相互瘙痒。
8.Modern Americans -- shaped by raucous politics and a rapacious media --like to think of themselves as experts in confronting mistakes.
当代美国人是在闹哄哄的政治和苛刻的媒体环境下成长起来的，他们觉得自己在直面错误方面堪称是专家。
9.Saint Jerome is the city's patron saint, and he's celebrated each year with a raucous festival highlighted by a joyful procession.
圣·何洛莫（SaintJerome）是这个城市的保护神，为纪念他，每年都会举行一个由欢乐的游行队伍组成的闹哄哄的节日。
10.She'd been a brassy, fearless little girl with a raucous laugh.
她曾经是一个沙哑着声音开怀大笑，黄铜色，无所畏惧的小女孩。