turmoils

英 [ˈtɜːmɔɪlz]

美 [ˈtɜrˌmɔɪlz]

n.  动乱; 骚动; 混乱; 焦虑
turmoil的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 混乱;动荡;骚乱;恐慌
  Turmoilis a state of confusion, disorder, uncertainty, or great anxiety.
  1. ...the political turmoil in South Africa.
     南非的政治动荡
  2. Her marriage was in turmoil...
     她的婚姻一团糟。
  3. Your mind is in such a turmoil you do not know what you are saying.
     你心烦意乱，根本不知道自己在说什么。

双语例句

• The political turmoils of the 1930s were dark days for the Spanish people.
  对西班牙人民来说，20世纪30年代的政治动乱时期是苦难的岁月。
• Despite the financial turmoils in Southeast Asia, our economy continues to expand.
  尽管东南亚的金融市场受到冲击，香港的经济仍继续蓬勃增长。
• She was determined not to be caught up in the turmoils of home again.
  她又下了决心避免再一次被卷进家里的纷争。
• The entire region has been devastated by the turmoils of war.
  整个地区已经被战乱毁坏了。
• Research on Social Turmoils and the Grassroots Society in Guangxi in Qing Dynasty ( 1796-1911);
  社会动乱与清代广西基层社会研究（1796-1911）
• Since the last century, several major financial crises bring turmoils and huge losses to the global economy.
  自上个世纪以来，多次大型金融危机给全球经济大来了巨大的动荡和损失。
• China in early 20th century witnessed fierce turmoils and changes and modern Chinese intellectuals at that time made difficult choices in the violent conflict between the new and old thoughts.
  20世纪初的中国，社会经历着激烈的动荡与变革。中国现代知识分子，在新旧文化思想的激烈冲突中，进行着艰难的选择。
• After the Revolution of1911, China went through the vicissitudes of revolutionary turmoils.
  辛亥革命以后，中国经历了波澜壮阔的革命场景。