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(noisy or uncontrolled behaviour)

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1 riot

1.
['raɪət]noun

1) (violent disturbance) Aufruhr, der

riots — Unruhen Pl.; Aufstand, der

2) (noisy or uncontrolled behaviour) Krawall, der; Tumult, der

run riot — randalieren

run riot [all over something] — [Pflanze:] [etwas völlig über]wuchern

let one's imagination run riot — seiner Fantasie freien Lauf lassen

3) (coll.): (amusing thing or person)

be a riot — zum Piepen sein (ugs.)
2. intransitive verb
randalieren

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1. noun
(a noisy disturbance created by a usually large group of people: The protest march developed into a riot.) der Aufruhr
2. verb
(to form or take part in a riot: The protesters were rioting in the street.) randalieren

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riot

[ˈraɪət]

I. n

1. (disturbance) Krawall m, Unruhen pl, Ausschreitungen pl; (uproar) Aufstand m a. fig, Aufruhr m a. fig

race \riot Rassenunruhen pl

to trigger a \riot Unruhen auslösen

2. no pl ( fig approv: display)

a \riot of colour[s] eine Farbenpracht

3. no pl ( fig: outburst)

a \riot of emotions ein Gefühlsausbruch m

4. no pl ( fam: entertaining person, thing)

to have a \riot of a time eine tolle Zeit haben fam

to be a \riot zum Schießen [o Schreien] sein fam

5.

▶ to run \riot (behave uncontrollably) people Amok laufen; emotions verrücktspielen; artist sich akk in [wilden] Farb-/Klangorgien ergehen; (spread uncontrollably) prejudices um sich akk greifen; weeds wuchern

my imagination ran \riot die Fantasie ist mit mir durchgegangen

II. vi

1. (act violently) randalieren, Krawall machen

2. ( fig: behave uncontrollably) wild feiern

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['raɪət]
1. n

1) (POL) Aufstand m no pl, Aufruhr m no pl; (by mob, football fans etc) Krawall m, Ausschreitungen pl; (fig = wild occasion) Orgie f

there'll be a riot if you announce that — wenn Sie das verkünden, gibt es einen Aufstand

to run riot (people) — randalieren; (vegetation) wuchern

his imagination runs riot —

ivy had run riot all over the house — Efeu hatte das ganze Haus überwuchert

2)

or color(s) (US) —

a riot of reds and blues — eine Explosion von Rot- und Blautönen

a riot of flowers — ein wildes Blumenmeer

3)

to be a riot (inf) — zum Schießen or Schreien sein (inf)

2. vi
randalieren; (= revolt) einen Aufruhr machen
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riot [ˈraıət]

A s

1. besonders JUR Aufruhr m, Zusammenrottung f:

Riot Act Br HIST Aufruhrakte f (1715);

read sb the riot act jemandem die Leviten lesen;

riot police (als pl konstruiert) Bereitschaftspolizei f;

riot shield Schutzschild m (der Polizisten gegen gewalttätige Demonstranten etc);

riot squad (auch als pl konstruiert) Überfallkommando n;

riot stick Schlagstock m

2. Tumult m, Krawall m, Lärm m

3. fig Aufruhr m (der Gefühle), Ausbruch m (von Leidenschaften etc)

4. a) Zügellosigkeit f, Ausschweifung f

b) Schwelgerei f, Orgie f

c) fig Orgie f:

a riot of colo(u)r eine reiche Farbenpracht;

run riot (sich aus)toben (Kinder etc), randalieren (Hooligans etc), BOT wuchern (Pflanze);

his imagination ran riot die Fantasie ging mit ihm durch;

he (it) is a riot umg er (es) ist einfach toll, meist er (es) ist zum Schreien (komisch)

B v/i

1. a) an einem Aufruhr teilnehmen

b) einen Aufruhr anzetteln

2. randalieren

3. a) in Saus und Braus leben

b) fig schwelgen (in in dat)

C v/t sein Leben etc in Saus und Braus zubringen

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1.
['raɪət]noun

1) (violent disturbance) Aufruhr, der

riots — Unruhen Pl.; Aufstand, der

2) (noisy or uncontrolled behaviour) Krawall, der; Tumult, der

run riot — randalieren

run riot [all over something] — [Pflanze:] [etwas völlig über]wuchern

let one's imagination run riot — seiner Fantasie freien Lauf lassen

3) (coll.): (amusing thing or person)

be a riot — zum Piepen sein (ugs.)
2. intransitive verb
randalieren

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n.

Aufruhr -en m.

Ausschreitung f.

Krawall -e m.

Volksaufruhr m.

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