troublemaker

英 [ˈtrʌblmeɪkə(r)]

美 [ˈtrʌblmeɪkər]

n.  麻烦制造者; 搬弄是非者; 捣乱者; 闹事者

复数：troublemakers　

TEM8

BNC.19362 / COCA.15749

牛津词典

noun

• 麻烦制造者；搬弄是非者；捣乱者；闹事者
  a person who often causes trouble, especially by involving others in arguments or encouraging them to complain about people in authority

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 闹事者;捣乱分子;(尤指）煽动作乱者
  If you refer to someone asa troublemaker, you mean that they cause unpleasantness, quarrels, or fights, especially by encouraging people to oppose authority.
  1. The regional governor has been given powers to outlaw strikes and expel suspected troublemakers.
     地方长官被赋予禁止罢工、驱逐嫌疑闹事者的权力。

英英释义

noun

• someone who deliberately stirs up trouble
  Synonym:trouble makertroublermischief-makerbad hat

双语例句

• It literally means pulling the branch of a tree, but its colloquial meaning is troublemaker.
  罗利赫拉赫拉的字面意思是拉树枝，在口语中指捣蛋鬼。
• He is from a decent family, and is never a troublemaker.
  他是好人家的孩子，从不招惹是非。
• In contrary to school, where you've been a real troublemaker.
  在学校里，你曾是个十足的捣蛋鬼。
• My little brother wasn't exactly a troublemaker.
  我的弟弟并不是个麻烦制造者。
• Your friend's a troublemaker.
  你的朋友是个爱惹麻烦的家伙。
• I was once a poor student of English, and it was my biggest headache and troublemaker.
  我曾经是一名英文很差的学生，英语让我头痛让我难堪。
• As he is a troublemaker, no one likes to work together with him.
  这个人爱搅局，谁都不愿同他共事。
• Even though you think you have a great idea, if no one else agrees and you can't drop the subject, colleagues and supervisors probably have you pegged as a troublemaker.
  即使你觉得你有个好想法，如果没人同意，你却放不下，那同事和上级很可能认为你是个麻烦人物。
• John has always been a troublemaker at school but when he set fire to someone's locker, it was the last straw and he was expelled.
  约翰在学校总是制造麻烦，当他对某人的橱柜放火，实在让人忍无可忍，所以他被开除了。
• The regional governor has been given powers to outlaw strikes and expel suspected troublemakers.
  地方长官被赋予禁止罢工、驱逐嫌疑闹事者的权力。