to riot
01
暴動を起こす, 騒乱を起こす
to engage in violent and disorderly behavior, typically by a group of people, often in protest or as a reaction to a perceived injustice
Intransitive
例
The crowd began to riot when they learned about the unjust decision.
群衆は不当な決定を知ると暴動を始めた。
02
暴れる, 騒ぎまわる
to behave in an drunken or uncontrolled way, often involving overindulgence in pleasure or luxury
Intransitive
例
The guests rioted at the banquet, indulging in an excessive amount of food and drink.
賓客たちは宴会で大騒ぎし、過剰な量の食べ物と飲み物にふけった。
Riot
01
暴動, 騒乱
a situation when a group of people behave violently, particularly as a protest
例
A peaceful demonstration turned into a violent riot after clashes broke out between protesters and counter-protesters.
平和的なデモが、抗議者と反対抗議者の間で衝突が発生した後、暴力的な暴動に変わりました。
02
乱痴気騒ぎ, 放縦
a unrestrained gathering marked by excessive drinking and licentious behavior
Dated例
The novel described the emperor 's palace as a place of endless riot and decadence.
その小説は皇帝の宮殿を果てしない乱痴気騒ぎと退廃の場所として描いた。
03
楽しみ, 娯楽
something or someone extremely funny or entertaining
例
The comedian was an absolute riot, leaving the audience in stitches for an hour.
そのコメディアンは絶対的な成功で、観客を1時間笑い転げさせた。
04
爆発, ほとばしり
a sudden, intense, and unrestrained outpouring of emotion
例
Seeing the abandoned garden in bloom produced a riot of color and memory in her mind.
放棄された庭が咲き誇るのを見ることで、彼女の心に色と記憶の奔流が生まれた。
