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1 tumultuante
tumultuante agg. tumultuary, riotous: vita tumultuante, stormy life; la folla tumultuante, the riotous (o turbulent) crowd; aveva il cuore tumultuante, his heart was in (a) turmoil◆ s.m. e f. (non com.) rioter.* * *[tumultu'ante]* * *tumultuante/tumultu'ante/[ folla] rioting, riotous, tumultuary. -
2 fragoroso
fragoroso agg. noisy, loud, deafening; rumbling: una risata fragorosa, a loud laugh; lo accolse il fragoroso applauso del pubblico, the deafening applause of the public greeted him; il crollo fragoroso della parete fece tremare i vetri, the deafening crash of the collapsing wall made all the windows shake.* * *[frago'roso]aggettivo [ risata] loud, riotous, uproarious; [tuono, scoppio] resounding, loud; [ applauso] loud, wild* * *fragoroso/frago'roso/ -
3 rivoltoso
rivoltoso agg. rebellious◆ s.m. rebel.* * *[rivol'toso] rivoltoso (-a)1. agg2. sm/f* * *[rivol'toso] 1.aggettivo rebellious, riotous2.sostantivo maschile (f. -a) rebel, rioter* * *rivoltoso/rivol'toso/rebellious, riotous(f. -a) rebel, rioter. -
4 tumultuoso
tumultuous* * *tumultuoso agg. tumultuous, riotous: una folla tumultuosa, a riotous crowd; grida tumultuose, tumultuous shouts; acque tumultuose, turbulent waters; sentimenti tumultuosi, turbulent feelings.* * *[tumultu'oso]* * *tumultuoso/tumultu'oso/tumultuous; [ acqua] turbulent; [ comportamento] uproarious, rowdy. -
5 baldoria
f revelryfare baldoria have a riotous time* * ** * *[bal'dɔrja]sostantivo femminile merrymaking, revelryfare baldoria — to make merry, to go on a binge colloq.
* * *baldoria/bal'dɔrja/sostantivo f.merrymaking, revelry; fare baldoria to make merry, to go on a binge colloq. -
6 orgiastico
orgiastico agg.1 orgiastic (al)* * ** * *orgiasticopl. -ci, - che /or'dʒastiko, t∫i, ke/orgiastic. -
7 turbolento
turbolento agg.1 turbulent, tumultuous; riotous; ( sfrenato) boisterous, unruly: un bambino turbolento, a boisterous (o unruly) child2 ( agitato) stormy, troubled, turbulent: una vita turbolenta, a stormy life; tempi turbolenti, troubled times.* * *[turbo'lɛnto]2) (caratterizzato da disordini) [situazione, tempi] turbulent; [ folla] disorderly, turbulent3) (irrequieto) [ persona] boisterous, rowdy; [ passioni] turbulent4) fis. turbulent* * *turbolento/turbo'lεnto/2 (caratterizzato da disordini) [situazione, tempi] turbulent; [ folla] disorderly, turbulent4 fis. turbulent.
См. также в других словарях:
riotous — ri·ot·ous / rī ə təs/ adj 1: of the nature of a riot riotous conduct 2: participating in a riot a riotous assemblage ri·ot·ous·ly adv ri·ot·ous·ness n … Law dictionary
Riotous — Ri ot*ous, a. [OF. rioteux.] 1. Involving, or engaging in, riot; wanton; unrestrained; luxurious. [1913 Webster] The younger son . . . took his journey into a far country, and there wasted his substance with riotous living. Luke xv. 13. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
riotous — late 14c., from O.Fr. riotous, from riote (see RIOT (Cf. riot)). Related: Riotously; riotousness … Etymology dictionary
riotous — [rī′ət əs] adj. [ME < OFr rioteus] 1. a) having the nature of a riot b) engaging in rioting or inciting to riot 2. without restraint; disorderly; boisterous 3. dissolute; profligate [riotous living] … English World dictionary
riotous — [adj] chaotic, wild anarchic, deranged, disordered, disorderly, disorganized, helterskelter*, insurrectionary, lawless, mutinous, out of control, rampageous, rebellious, rowdy, tumultuous, turbid, turbulent, uncontrolled, unruly, violent; concept … New thesaurus
riotous — ► ADJECTIVE 1) marked by or involving public disorder. 2) involving wild and uncontrolled behaviour. 3) having a vivid, varied appearance. DERIVATIVES riotously adverb riotousness noun … English terms dictionary
riotous — [[t]ra͟ɪ͟ətəs[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED: usu ADJ n If you say that someone has a riotous lifestyle, you mean that they frequently behave in a excessive and uncontrolled way, for example by eating or drinking too much. [FORMAL] ...aristocrats who wasted… … English dictionary
riotous — adjective 1 wild, exciting, and uncontrolled: riotous drinking and singing 2 uncontrolled, noisy, and perhaps dangerous: riotous behaviour BrE: Steve was arrested for riotous behaviour the night before his wedding. riotously adverb riotousness… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
riotous — riotously, adv. riotousness, n. /ruy euh teuhs/, adj. 1. (of an act) characterized by or of the nature of rioting or a disturbance of the peace. 2. (of a person) inciting or taking part in a riot. 3. given to or marked by unrestrained revelry;… … Universalium
riotous — ri|ot|ous [ˈraıətəs] adj [usually before noun] formal 1.) noisy, exciting, and enjoyable in an uncontrolled way = ↑wild ▪ a riotous party 2.) noisy or violent, especially in a public place ▪ Their riotous behaviour led to their arrest.… … Dictionary of contemporary English
riotous — ri|ot|ous [ raıətəs ] adjective 1. ) very lively and noisy: She burst into riotous laughter. 2. ) behaving in a noisy and violent way: The crowd of protestors was becoming riotous. ╾ ri|ot|ous|ly adverb ╾ ri|ot|ous|ness noun uncount … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English