rioting

n.

暴乱，骚乱；

v.

暴动，闹事( riot的现在分词 )；

riot police防暴警察

riot in沉湎于；热衷于

run riot茂盛；跟错踪迹；胡闹

riot act（英）取缔暴动法

riot gear防暴装备

1. The military were called in to deal with the riot.
   已将军队调来镇压暴乱。
2. The outbreak of riot caused many people to die.
   暴乱的发生使很多人丧生。
3. The police stopped several riots on election night.
   警方在竞选之夜制止了几处骚乱。
4. Football hooligans ran riot through the town.
   闹事的足球迷在城里胡作非为。
5. Flowers are blooming in a riot of color.
   百花齐放，万紫千红。

1. He fermented prejudiced crowds to riot.
   他煽动有偏见的群众起来闹事。
2. The riot waged for several hours.
   骚乱进行了好几个小时。
3. The riot was suppressed by the army.
   那场骚乱被军队镇压了。

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