n.喧嚣,骚乱,繁忙
adj.喧嚣的,骚乱的
网络 喧嚣; 骚乱; 吵吵闹闹
No one expects him to get involved in the hurly-burly of campaigning.
谁也没有料到他会身陷乱哄哄的竞选活动。
To be perfectly at peace amid the hurly-burly of daily life is a secret worth knowing.
怎样能在日常忙乱的生活中得到完全的安息是一个值得知道的秘诀。
Few people feel confident enough to throw themselves into the hurly-burly of financial markets on their own.
很少有人有足够的信心孤身一人置身于喧嚣的金融市场上。
Anyway, the interviewer wondered about how the name later changed in the hurly-burly of English use and he said.
反正,那个采访我的老兄就是觉得奇怪——在纷繁复杂的英语用法中,这个名词的意义是如何发生变化的?
"Hickox commanded absolute respect and affection, which was very special in the hurly-burly of British musical life," he said.
“希考克斯的指挥充满感染力,令人肃然起敬,这在当今喧嚣的英国音乐界是非常特别的”,他说。