dāngzhèyīhángrénkāishǐzǒuxiàjiàotánglǐdecèlángshí, zàizuòkàobèichángyǐderénzhōngjiānyòuliǎoyīdiǎnsāodòng。 There was a slight flutter among those in the pew, as the procession began to ascend the aisle.
jǐngcháfèngmìngchūdòngyǐpíngxīyīchángxiǎoguīmódesāoluàn。 The police have been called in to quell a minor disturbance.
zàijiǎshèruǎnjiànkāifājiàokuàideqíngkuàngxià, rénmenhuìrènwéiruǎnjiànfāng 'ànjiāngzàijìsuànlǐngyùdúlǐngfēngsāoxǔduōnián, dànsuízheruǎnjiànkāifādeyánchíbiàndégèngyánzhòng、 gèngchángjiàn, yǐyìngjiànwéitèsèdefāng 'ànkāishǐyōuyútónglèiruǎnjiànfāng 'àn。 Given the relative quickness of software development, one would think that software solutions would lead the computing agenda for many years.But as software delays have become more profound and commonplace, hardware-featured solutions are beginning to offer better solutions than their software counterparts.
zàizhèngzhìsāoluànhòu, zhèzuòchéngshìpíngjìngxiàlái。 The city quieted down after the political disturbances.
shāndòngzhěyǐnqǐhuòshāndòngfēnlièhuòsāoluànderén; gǔdòngzhě One who creates or stirs up factionism or sedition; an agitator.
sāodòng, dòngluànjīdòngbù 'ānhuòkuángbàodebiànhuàhuòfāzhǎndezhuàngtài A state of agitation or of turbulent change or development.
fāshēngliǎoyīchángkàngyìzuìjìndetōnghuòpéngzhǎng/héwǔqìdedàsāoluàn。 A great agitation arose against the recent inflation/nuclear weapons.
jūnduìzhōngbùnéngyòurènhésāodòng。 There shouldn't be any agitation in the army.
kuángluànyīzhǒngkuánglièdejīngshénsāodònghuòfēngkuángdezhuàngtài A state of violent mental agitation or wild excitement.
yīnjǐnzhāngdesāodònghuòjīdòng 'érchàndǒu To tremble with nervous agitation or excitement.
qúnzhòngyǐnqǐsāodòng。 The mob raised a bobbery.
sāodònghuòjīdòng; chàndòng Agitation or excitement; flutter.
tādeguānyúzhǒngzúgélídetánhuàjīqǐliǎosāodòng。 His talk about apartheid created agitation.
jīdòng, sāodòngchùzàiyīzhǒngjīdònghuòbù 'āndezhuàngtài; jīdòng To be in an excited or agitated state; seethe.
shǐsāodòng; jīdònghuòbù 'ān To make turbulent; excite or agitate.
shǐzàodòng、 sāodònghuòmíluàn To agitate, stir, or confuse.
gōngzuòshí, xìngshìyīgèfēichángmǐngǎndewèntí, nǎpàshìxìngsāorǎodeyīdiǎn 'ànshìyěhuìdàiláiyīchángyánzhòngdeguānsī。 Sex is a particularly touchy subject at work, where even a hint of sexual harassment can bring on a dam-aging lawsuit.
yěxīn, jìnqǔxīn, héhǎomínghǎoquándeyùwàngyěshìyóuyúlìngwàiyīxiēchóngzàizuòsuì, nòngdéyīgèrénxīnzhōngsāodòng, dàodámùdìdeshíhòucáikěnbàxiū。 Ambition and aggressiveness and love of fame or power are also due to certain other worms giving the person no rest until he has achieved the object of his ambition.
zhègèyóuměiguóliánbāngzhèngfǔzànzhùdediàocháxiǎozǔchēng, dàxuéshēngxùjiǔyǐjīngzàochéng 50 wànqǐshāngwángshìgùhé 7 wànqǐxìngsāorǎohéqiángjiānshìjiàndefāshēng。 The study supported by the federally estimated that drinking by college students contributes to 500,000 injuries and 70,000 cases of sexual assault or date rape.
zhèxiēháizǐzuìzhōngdōunénggòuzàikuàngyězhōngwánshuǎ, bùzàishòujī 'è、 jíbìng、 yúmèiwúzhī、 sāorǎohénüèdàidezhémó、 wēixiéhéróulìn。 tāmenbùzàixūyàoqùzuònàxiēfùhèchāoyuètāmenyòuxiǎoniánlíngdechéngshòulìdegōngzuò。 The children must, at last, play in the open field, no longer tortured by the of pangs hunger or ravaged by disease or threatened with the scourge of ignorance, molestation and abuse, and no longer required to engage in deeds whose gravity exceeds the demands of their tender years.
xǔduōzhèngfǔdūyǐniēzàoyòu“zhèngzhìsāoluànzhě”qǐtúhuǐmièguójiādejìliǎngláiyǎnshìzìjǐdewúnéng。 The fiction that there are 'political agitators' wishing to destroy the country, is one in which many governments have taken refuge.
rènhépòhuàixīzàng 'āndìngtuánjiédehuódòng, rènhézhìzàosāoluàn、 cèdòngnàoshìdewéifǎxíngwéi, dōushìwéibèixīzàngrénmíngēnběnlìyìde, bìjiāngshòudàoyánlìdedǎjī。 Any activity sabotaging stability and unity in Tibet and any unlawful deed creating disturbance and inciting riots runs against the basic interests of the Tibetan people and will be cracked down on relentlessly.
wèilejiǎnqīngsāoyǎng 'érjìndézhuācā。 scrape or rub as if to relieve itching.
fāyányǐnqǐliǎoyīzhènsāodòng That remark created a stir.
duì…… jìnxíngxìngsāorǎo; duì…… yòuxiàliúdebiǎoshì。 harass or assault sexually; make indecent advances to.
sāorǎobùduàncūbàodìqīnxí; zhémó To attack roughly and repeatedly; harass.
yuàntiānyóurén, mǎnfùláosāo ( yóuzhǐwúchōngfēnlǐyóu) Grumble repeatedly; complain, esp without good reason
tāmenshèntòudíhòuyǐbiànsāorǎodíjūndediàodù。 They infiltrated behind the lines so as to annoy the emery replacements.
mènglùduìzìjǐshàonǚshíqījīnglìdexìngsāorǎogěnggěngyúhuái。 Monroe complains too about her early adolescent experiences of sexual harassment.
nàjiǎngyuándeyǎnjiǎngyǐnqǐliǎogōngkāidesāodòng, érpòshǐtāshōuhuímǒuxiēshēngmíng。 The speaker's speech produced a public katzenjammer which forced him to retract certain statements.
jìnniánláixīzàngyòuyīxiēsēngníbèiyǐfǎzhìzuì, dōushìyīnwéichùfànliǎoxínglǜ, rúcānjiāsāoluàn, wēihàishèhuìzhì 'ān, rǎoluànshèhuìzhìxù, gǎodǎ、 zá、 qiǎng、 shāo、 shāděngfànzuìhuódòng, méiyòuyīgèshìyīnzōngjiàoxìnyǎng 'érbèijūbǔpànzuìde。 In recent years, some monks and nuns in Tibet received legal retribution because they infringed on the law. They were involved in riots that endangered social security and disrupted public order, engaged in beating, smashing, looting, burning and killing and carried out other criminal activities. None was arrested and declared guilty because of religious belief.
“ hūxiào” shìyīgèyìwèishēnchángdenèidìxíngróngcí, xíngróngzhèdìfāngzàifēngbàodetiānqìlǐsuǒshòudeqìyāsāodòng。 `Wuthering' being a significant provincial adjective, descriptive of the atmospheric tumult to which its station is exposed in stormy weather.