| 单词 | ructions |
| 释义 | ructions noun[plural] mainlyUKinformaluk/ˈrʌk.ʃənz/us/ˈrʌk.ʃənz/anoisyargumentorangrycomplaint: 吵闹；争吵；愤怒的抗议There'll be ructions if I'm nothomebymidnight.我要是午夜之前到不了家，到时肯定会吵翻天。 Arguments & disagreements
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