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rabble

/ˈɹæbəl/

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verb

胡言乱语，语无伦次

To speak in a confused manner; talk incoherently; utter nonsense

Examples :

"During the family meeting, my uncle rabled on about the importance of wearing mismatched socks, completely losing track of the original point. "

在家庭会议上，我叔叔开始胡言乱语，大谈特谈穿不一样的袜子有多么重要，完全忘了最初的重点。

language communication

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verb

胡言乱语，唠唠叨叨

To speak confusedly or incoherently; gabble or chatter out

Examples :

"The children rabbled about their day at school, making it hard to hear the teacher's instructions. "

孩子们七嘴八舌地唠叨着他们在学校里的一天，让人很难听清老师的指示。

communication language

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noun

乌合之众，乱民

A bewildered or meaningless string of words.

Examples :

"The teacher's explanation of the new math concept was a complete rabble of confusing words. "

老师对新数学概念的解释完全是一堆令人费解的胡言乱语。

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noun

乌合之众，杂乱的一群.

A pack of animals; or any confused collection of things.

Examples :

"A rable of noisy children filled the playground. "

一群吵闹的孩子乌合之众般地挤满了操场。

animal group thing

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noun

乌合之众，暴民。

A mob; a disorderly crowd.

Examples :

"The politician struggled to speak over the noise of the angry rabble protesting outside the building. "

政客努力想盖过外面愤怒的乌合之众的喧闹声，他们正在大楼外抗议。

group society politics

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noun

乌合之众，暴民

(contemptuous) The mass of common people; the lowest class of populace.

Examples :

"The wealthy businessman dismissed the protesters as a mere rabble, unworthy of his attention. "

那个富商轻蔑地把抗议者们说成是一群乌合之众，根本不值得他关注。

group society person politics

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noun

搅棒

An iron bar used in puddling.

Examples :

"The blacksmith used the heavy rabble to shape the iron. "

铁匠用那根沉重的搅棒来塑形铁块。

material utensil technical machine industry

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verb

煽动，搅乱。

To stir with a rabble.

Examples :

"The teacher tried to keep order in the classroom, but the students' noisy chatter rabbled the already tense atmosphere. "

老师试图维持课堂秩序，但学生们嘈杂的闲聊搅乱了本已紧张的气氛。

politics group action