1.骚动;暴动;吵闹,喧嚣;激动,烦乱
1.a loud noise, usually caused by a large excited group of people
2.a confused and excited situation or mental state
1.Justice in these countries tends to be a sober affair, insulated as far as possible from external tumult.
司法在这些国家往往是慎审的事务，离外部的骚动越远越好。
2.Presently he sat down with dignity in the chair at the table, making a little tumult of his rightful wetness and hunger.
过了一会儿，他庄重地在桌子旁边的椅子上坐了下来。他身上湿了，肚子饿了，所以满有理由稍稍抱怨一下。
3.They seemed to be warning shots, as there was no audible indication of tumult or chaos to show that the hostages were in immediate danger.
好像是警告性的射击，因为没有可信的骚动或骚乱的迹象显示人质处于直接的危险之下。
4.But during this time, unbeknown to the social workers, Jan had come to live in her mother's house, throwing the family into fresh tumult.
然而就在这时，珍妮背着社会福利组织，擅自住在母亲的家里，将整个家庭重新投入新的灾难中。
5.By the authority of the Court, and the exertions of its officers, the tumult among the spectators was at length appeased.
在法庭的威严和官吏们的努力下，观众之间的骚乱终于平息了。
6.In the tumult of everyday life, it's very easy to focus on the negative and to lose sight of what really matters.
在日常生活的纷扰中，人很容易想到消极的事情，却忽略掉真正重要的东西。
7.There is no evidence that the Stasi ordered him to kill Ohnesorg, though it was not displeased by the tumult that ensued.
没有证据表明史塔西下令库拉斯杀害欧内索格，但它倒也乐见接下来出现的动荡局面。
8.though when the first tumult of joy was over, she began to declare that it was what she had expected all the while.
不过，这样欢天喜地地喧嚷了一阵以后，她便当从宣布，说这件事她早就料到的。
9.If tensions ascended that far, Asia would indeed be in for a time of much tumult.
假如紧张局势升级到那种地步，那么亚洲真的将迎来一段动荡不安的时期。
10.And when Eli heard the noise of the crying, he said, What meaneth the noise of this tumult ? And the man came in hastily, and told Eli .
以利听见呼喊的声音就问说，这喧囔是什么缘故呢。那人急忙来报信给以利。