• adj. 喧鬧的，吵鬧的

俚語(yǔ)，可能來(lái)自 rum,強(qiáng)烈的，或朗姆酒，bust,爆發(fā)，-ious,形容詞后綴。

rumbustious (adj.)

1778, an arbitrary formation, part of what Farmer describes as "A class of colloquialisms compounded with an intensive prefix" (ram- or rum-), probably suggesting in part rum (adj.) in its old slang sense of "good, fine," and ramp (n.2). In this case apparently suggested by boisterous, robustious, bumptious, etc. Coined about the same time were rumbustical, rambumptious "conceited, self-assertive," ramgumptious "shrewd, bold, rash," rambuskious "rough," rumstrugenous. Also compare ramshackle, rambunctious.

1. The children get very rumbustious after class.

下課后孩子們變得非常歡笑聲四溢的.

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2. Beneath the rumbustious surface of his paintings is sympathy for the vulnerability of ordinary human beings.

在他作品的歡鬧表面背后含有一種對(duì)于弱勢(shì)普通百姓的同情心.

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