英 [ˈklæmərəs] 美 [ˈklæmərəs]
adj. 吵闹的；大声要求的
clamorous /ˈklæmərəs/
形容词 If you describe people or their voices as clamorous, you mean they are talking loudly or shouting. 喧嚷的
...the crowded, clamorous streets.
...拥挤、喧嚷的街道。
conspicuously and offensively loud; given to vehement outcry
a clamorous uproar
同义词： blatant / clamant / strident / vociferous
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... clamor n.喧哗、叫嚷、大声的请求;v.吵嚷、大声的请求 clamorous adj.大喊大叫的 acclaim n.喝彩、喝彩;v.喝彩、称赞 ...
... [bustle] 很多人在一起忙活 [clamorous;noisy;with a lot of lurly-burly] 吵吵闹闹,喧闹 [suffer from famine] 指发生灾荒 ...
clamorous(闹哄哄), 此释义来源于网络辞典。
吵闹的；大声要求的
They are clamorous for better pay.
他们吵吵嚷嚷要求增加工资。
You know I hate the crowded and clamorous cities.
你知道我很讨厌拥挤而且吵闹的城市。
Ghosts are hideously clamorous while God is silent.
百鬼多狰狞，上帝总无言。
But first, it says, comes his funeral, which is likely to be "a vast, clamorous affair to rival Evita's".
Both are clamorous, fragmented democracies with entrenched interests and cultures--including larger rural populations--that hold back reform but also add civic ballast.
Whatever the event, it offers lobbyists and donors some quality time with lawmakers, away from the clamorous halls of Congress and of reporters who cover it.