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turbulent

/ˈtɜːr.bjə.lənt/

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adjective

/ˈtɜːr.bjə.lənt/B2formal
  • ruОписывает состояние беспорядка, возмущения или быстрых, непредсказуемых изменений.

Describes a state of disorder, disturbance, or rapid, unpredictable change.

  1. Characterized by unrest or disorderB2formal

    Marked by conflict, disturbance, or chaotic activity.

    ruНеспокойный

    • The country experienced a turbulent period after the election.
    • Their relationship was turbulent, full of arguments and reconciliations.
    • The company went through a turbulent restructuring phase.

    Synonymsagitatedchaoticdisorderlystormytempestuoustumultuousunsettledviolentwild

    Antonymscalmorderlypeacefulquietserenestabletranquil

  2. Agitated or disturbed (liquid or air)B2formal

    In a state of violent or irregular motion, especially of a fluid or gas.

    ruБурный

    • The plane flew through turbulent air, causing a bumpy ride.
    • The river was turbulent after the heavy rains.
    • The turbulent waters made swimming dangerous.

    Synonymsagitatedchoppychurningdisturbedfoamingroilingroughstormywhirling

    Antonymscalmpeacefulplacidquietserenesmoothstillundisturbed

Forms
  • more turbulent comparative form
  • most turbulent superlative form
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