adj.吵闹的，惹是生非的，捣乱的
n.凶暴的人，无赖

原形：rowdy复数：rowdies比较级：rowdier最高级：rowdiest

The crowd at the football match was very rowdy, chanting and throwing litter.
足球比赛的观众非常喧闹，他们高呼口号，扔垃圾。
The bar became rowdy as the night progressed and more people started drinking.
随着夜晚的推进，酒吧里人越来越多，气氛变得喧闹起来。
The rowdy teenagers caused a disturbance in the library, disturbing other readers.
这些喧闹的青少年在图书馆里制造了麻烦，打扰了其他读者。
The rowdy behavior of some fans led to the match being abandoned.
一些球迷的嚣张行为导致比赛被迫中止。
The police had to intervene to calm down the rowdy crowd outside the concert venue.
警察不得不介入以平息音乐会场外喧闹的人群。
After a few drinks, my usually reserved friend turned into quite a rowdy partygoer.
喝了几杯酒后，我那位通常很内向的朋友变成了一个狂放的派对动物。
The rowdy neighbors kept us awake all night with their loud music and shouting.
那些吵闹的邻居整晚大声播放音乐和叫喊，让我们无法入睡。
The bartender asked the rowdy group to leave because they were causing trouble.
酒吧招待要求那群闹事的人离开。
The teacher struggled to maintain discipline in the rowdy classroom.
老师努力在喧闹的教室里维持纪律。
The rowdy celebration after the team's victory lasted well into the early hours of the morning.
队伍获胜后的狂欢庆祝一直持续到凌晨。