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英语单词“turmoil”的意思是：混乱；骚动；动乱
读音：英 [ˈtɜːrmuːl] 美 [ˈtɜːrmuːl]
例句：
1. The stock market was in turmoil.
2. The country was in political turmoil.
3. The economic crisis caused widespread turmoil.
4. The news of the accident caused a stir in the office, with everyone in a state of turmoil.
5. The political situation remained in a state of turmoil.
6. Turmoil on the stock exchange, especially if it continues for some time, usually means that prices are at a very low level and will probably soon start to rise.
7. I had been hoping for some calm and peace but was disappointed to find myself still in turmoil.
8. I had never been able to endure the turmoil of political discussion at family gatherings, which my parents took for granted and saw as essential part of maintaining their relationships.
9. If he continues to keep on troubling us, I hope someone will cause a big turmoil among them, in retaliation.
10. During those times of civil unrest, our home town became the stage of all sorts of escapades that involved small army like platoons and bulky paramilitary military styled suits chasing small-sized members of our social and local economic set up and commuters between outlying estates being scarpered here and there only to see where it ended up landing and resulting into severe-low wealth having thus disappeared only to try something like gaffa tents to cover up the looted mess they had become of the scene.
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