rackety

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• Born into a wealthy family in 1928, he studied to be a doctor, but chose instead the infinitely more rackety and less respectable life of a manga cartoonist.
  1928年他出生於富裕家庭，學(xué)習(xí)毉學(xué)，最終卻選擇了漫畫(huà)家這樣既不穩(wěn)定也不受尊崇的職業(yè)。
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• Once free of the taxi I began trudging a quarter mile or so the bridge trembling under the weight of its traffic piled with noisy green taxis and rackety buses some without side panels or mufflers.
  一下出租車(chē)，我開(kāi)始徒步跋涉這四百多米的路程，橋在來(lái)往車(chē)輛的重壓下顫抖，上麪擠滿(mǎn)了喧閙的綠色出租車(chē)和公交車(chē)，有些甚至沒(méi)有側(cè)板和消音器。
• Raised in a rackety household with a sick mother and alcoholic father, the young Ms Harris sought comfort in animals; snakes, bugs, stray dogs, cats.
  Sylvia Harris在母親多病和父親酗酒這樣一個(gè)混亂的家庭中長(zhǎng)大，所以Harris女士小時(shí)候便從一些動(dòng)物身上尋找安慰，如蛇、臭蟲(chóng)、流浪狗、貓。

權(quán)威例句

• Poland wants Ukraine as a prosperous, stable and accessible neighbour, not as a poor and rackety one with a dodgy democracy and even dodgier nuclear power stations.
  ECONOMIST: Poland should be smart as well as tough
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