adj.紧张的，狂暴的，激烈的，骚动的，狂风暴雨的，大风暴的

The tempestuous sea threw the small boat around like a toy.
狂暴的大海把小船摇晃得像玩具一样。
She faced her tempestuous husband with unwavering calmness.
她面对狂躁的丈夫时，保持着无比的冷静。
The tempestuous weather delayed our flight to New York.
暴风雨的天气延误了我们飞往纽约的航班。
His emotions were as tempestuous as the stormy night outside.
他的情绪就像外面暴风雨之夜一样激烈动荡。
The tempestuous teenager stormed out of the room, slamming the door behind him.
那个脾气暴躁的少年怒气冲冲地走出房间，用力摔上了门。
The tempestuous debate in the parliament lasted for hours.
议会中的激辩持续了好几个小时。
Her relationship with her partner was characterized by periods of calm followed by tempestuous arguments.
她与伴侣的关系时好时坏，经常爆发激烈的争吵。
The tempestuous nature of the market made it difficult for investors to predict its movements.
市场的动荡性使得投资者难以预测其走势。
She described the tempestuous years of her youth spent traveling the world.
她讲述了自己在世界各地游历的动荡青年时代。
The author captured the tempestuous mood of the era through vivid descriptions and powerful imagery.
作者通过生动的描绘和强烈的画面，捕捉到了那个时代的动荡气氛。