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roiled

/rɔɪld/

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adjective

/rɔɪld/C2formalamerican
  • ruОписывает жидкость, которая взболтана или стала мутной; также используется в переносном смысле для описания состояния волнения, возмущения или раздражения.

Describes a liquid that is stirred up or made cloudy; also used figuratively to describe a state of agitation, disturbance, or annoyance.

  1. Angry or irritatedC1informalamerican

    Feeling or showing strong annoyance or anger; upset.

    ruРазгневанный

    • The crowd grew roiled after the controversial decision.
    • He was visibly roiled by the constant interruptions.
    • Her roiled expression made it clear she was not happy.

    Synonymsaggravatedangryannoyedexasperatedfuriousirritatednettledriledupset

    Antonymscalmcomposedpeacefulserene

  2. Agitated liquidC1formal

    Describing a liquid that has been stirred or disturbed, causing turbulence or cloudiness.

    ruВзбаламученный

    • The roiled waters of the river made swimming dangerous.
    • After the storm, the lake remained roiled for hours.
    • The sediment roiled the once clear pond.

    Synonymsagitatedcloudydisturbedmuddystirredturbulent

    Antonymscalmclearlimpidsettledstilltranslucent

Forms
  • more roiled comparative form
  • most roiled superlative form
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verb

roil/rɔɪl/C2formalamerican
  • ruГлагол, означающий делать жидкость мутной или непрозрачной, взбалтывая осадок, или беспокоить или возбуждать кого-то или что-то.

A verb meaning to make a liquid muddy or cloudy by stirring up sediment, or to disturb or agitate someone or something.

  1. To become agitated or disturbedC2formal

    To be in a state of agitation, disturbance, or turmoil.

    ruВзволноваться

    • The crowd roiled with anger after the announcement.
    • His emotions roiled beneath a calm exterior.
    • The political situation roiled for months.

    Synonymsboilchurnseetheswirltossturbid

    Antonymscalmcomposesettle

  2. To make a liquid muddy or turbidC2formal

    To stir up the sediment in a liquid, making it cloudy or muddy.

    ruМутить

    • The heavy rain roiled the river, turning it brown.
    • He roiled the pond by wading through it.
    • The storm roiled the waters of the lake.

    Synonymsagitatechurnclouddisturbmuddlemuddy

    Antonymsclarifypurify

Forms
  • roiled past participle
  • roiled past simple
  • roiling present participle
  • roils third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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