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1. He had spent several uproarious evenings at the Embassy Club.: 他在使馆俱乐部度过了几个非常喧闹有趣的夜晚。

2. This utterance of his was greeted with bursts of uproarious laughter.: 他的讲话引起阵阵哄然大笑。

3. They burst into uproarious laughter.: 他们哄然大笑。

4. An uproarious New Year's celeBration.: 我们聚会庆祝新年。

5. We often use it to describe some uproarious festivities.: 我们通常用它来形容一些骚动的庆典。

6. It must not be based on "uproarious Western music".: 绝不允许以喧嚣的西方音乐为基础。

7. Silent love is like the moon; uproarious love is like the sun.: 沉默的爱如月亮，张扬的爱如太阳。

8. At every moment a group of men involved themselves in uproarious horse-play.: 时时有一群人闹着恶作剧，闹成一片。

9. The uproarious celebrations in Mos Eisley lasted a long time and Myhr began to think of ways to take advantage of this new era of freedom.: 热闹的庆典在莫斯·艾斯利持续了很长一段时间，迈尔开始思考如何在这自由的新时期抓住商机。

10. Thee ancient Saxons celebrated the return of spring with an uproarious festival commemorating their goddess of offspring and of springtime, Eastre.: 古撒克逊人庆祝春至时非常热闹，因为这也纪念他们祖先和春天的缹“复活”。

11. So, he had over a thousand laughter-initiated situations and here are some typical comments that initiated laughter, sometimes uproarious laughter, on the parts of people.: 他收集了一千多个引起笑的情景，这里列出一些普遍能引人发笑的话，有些能让某些人轰然大笑。

12. That night there was the sound of uproarious singing, which was followed by what sounded like a violent quarrel and ended at about eleven o 'clock with a tremendous crash of glass.: 当天晚上，庄主院里传来一阵鼓噪的歌声，在此之后，又响起了另外一种声音，听上去象是在激烈地吵闹，这吵闹声直到十一点左右的时候，在一阵打碎了玻璃的巨响声中才静了下来。

13. The play is frenetic, uproarious and foul-mouthed, a lament for an idealised, free and easy rural England, infused with legends of gods and giants, that has succumbed to invasive bureaucracy.: 整个剧本充斥着颠狂、骚动和粗话，如同对理想、随性张扬的英格兰乡村生活的挽诗，被注入诸神与巨人的神话，最终屈服于入侵的官僚。

14. The highlight of my presentation was the uproarious laughter that erupted when I mentioned that people on this side of the Atlantic refer to diapers as "nappies" and cookies as "biscuits.": 我的报告最抢眼之处是当我提及到在大西洋这边的人会把尿布叫“nappies”，把饼干叫“biscuits”时，全场爆发出哄堂大笑。

15. The highlight of my presentation was the uproarious laughter that erupted when I mentioned that people on this side of the Atlantic refer to diapers as "nappies" and cookies as "biscuits.": 我的报告最抢眼之处是当我提及到在大西洋这边的人会把尿布叫“nappies”，把饼干叫“biscuits”时，全场爆发出哄堂大笑。

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