Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Rowdy"s

A: it's similar to noisy or disorderly

A: making a lot of noise or likely to cause trouble

A: It means bad behavior.

A: loud, obnoxious, partying
usually refers to an event or a group, not a specific person (but can refer to a person, just not as common)

"That party last night got really rowdy. My neighbours called the cops."
"Things got rowdy around midnight."

A: out of order and chaotic. the rowdy teens left the room a mess

A: My brother has been much too rowdy lately. 

Watch out for rowdy or drunk customers. 

A: •The children were being rowdy after the teacher left the classroom.

•Drunk people are usually rowdy.

•When you are in a library you should not be rowdy.

A: A lot of times we use it to talk about kids (children).

We should leave soon, the kids are getting pretty rowdy.

A: As adjectives the difference between boisterous and rowdy
is that boisterous is full of energy; exuberant; noisy while rowdy is rough and disorderly; riotous or just boisterous.

A: They mean essentially the same thing. Eg: The protest was packed with rowdy (or boisterous) young millennials.

A: ROWDY = wild, to have a lot of energy, usually involves jumping running around a lot

Ex.) Do you see him running? He's been bouncing off the walls like that all day, he is so rowdy today.

NOISY = Loud, a lot of noise, a lot of different noises

Ex.) That party is so noisy I can't sleep at all.

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